a!richTextIcon( icon:"arrow-down", link:a!dynamicLink( saveInto:{ a!save(target:ri!userrole.ROLE,value:fv!item.Role), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.KONE_user_name,value:fv!item.KONE_user_name), a!save(target:ri!userrole.NAME,value:fv!item.KONE_user_name), a!save( target:ri!userrole.USER_ID, value:rule!KONE_Development_UserId(fv!item.KONE_user_name) ), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.FIRST_NAME,value:fv!item.FIRST_NAME), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.LAST_NAME,value:fv!item.LAST_NAME), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Email, value:fv!item.Email), a!save(target:ri!userrole.EMAIL,value:fv!item.Email), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Role,value:fv!item.Role), a!save( target:ri!userrole.ROLE_ID, value: a!forEach (items:rule!KONE_Development_Role_RoleId(), expression:if(fv!item.Role=ri!userinputsheet.Role,fv!item.Role_Id,{}) )), a!save( target:ri!userrole.USER_ID, value:rule!KONE_Development_UserId(ri!userinputsheet.KONE_user_name) ), a!save( target:ri!userrole.ROLE, value: fv!item.Role), a!save(target:ri!userrole.PHASE_ID, value:a!forEach (items:rule!KONE_Development_Role_RoleId(), expression:if(fv!item.Role=ri!userinputsheet.Role,fv!item.Role_Id,{}) )), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Branch,value:fv!item.Branch), a!save(target:ri!userrole.BRANCH,value:fv!item.Branch), a!save(target:ri!userrole.BRANCH_ID, value:a!forEach (items:rule!KONE_Development_Branch_BranchId(), expression:if(fv!item.Branch=ri!userinputsheet.Branch,fv!item.Branch_Id,{}) )), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Region,value:fv!item.Region), a!save(target:ri!userrole.REGION,value:fv!item.Region), a!save(target:ri!userrole.REGION_ID, value:a!forEach (items:rule!KONE_Development_Region_RegionId(), expression:if(fv!item.Region=ri!userinputsheet.Region,fv!item.Region_Id,{}) )), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Manager_role,value:fv!item.Manager_role), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Language,value:fv!item.Language), a!save(target:ri!userrole.LANG_ID, value:a!forEach (items:rule!KONE_Development_Language_LanguageId(), expression:if(fv!item.Language=ri!userinputsheet.Language,fv!item.Language_Id,{}) )), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.CE_LEVEL,value:fv!item.CE_LEVEL), a!save(target:ri!userrole.LEVEL,value:fv!item.CE_LEVEL), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Telephone_number,value:fv!item.Telephone_number), a!save(target:ri!userrole.TELEPHONE_NUMBER,value:fv!item.Telephone_number), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Exceptional_case_library_view_right,value:fv!item.Exceptional_case_library_view_right), a!save(target:ri!userrole.IS_EXCEPTION,value:0), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.updateTime,value:now()), a!save(target:ri!userrole.ACTIVE,value:0), a!save(target:ri!userinputsheet.Active,value:0), a!writeToMultipleDataStoreEntities( valuesToStore: { a!entityData(entity: cons!KONE_Development_userinputsheet_Constant, data: ri!userinputsheet), } ), a!deleteFromDataStoreEntities( dataToDelete: { a!entityDataIdentifiers( entity: cons!KONE_Development_userrole_Constant, identifiers: ri!userrole.NAME ) }, ) } ), linkStyle:"STANDALONE", color:"NEGATIVE" )
Just watch the bottom, i wish to update data to one table and delete data from table after click arrow-down button at the same time, but it can't running double smart service at same time, any way can make it come true?
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Please check the variables tab for submit variable.....
where is hell of process Variable can be set?
Do you use the interface as a process start form, or do you start the process via a!startProcess?
I did both ways together
Why? What do you expect what that should do? Start your process two times?
I recommend to back out of that current complex situation and do some simple and basic tests to understand how Appian works. Then, as you understand the basics, revisit your current solution.
You need to understand the difference between a start form in a process model and starting a process from another interface. See the Appian documentation and tutorials. Appian also has great online trainings and instructor lead trainings.
Peter Lewis What would be your recommendations?
I think Stefan's suggestion is a good one - often I find it helps to get a very simple use case working to make sure you understand the key concepts. Then, once you get that working, it makes it easier to apply to other concepts.
A couple resources I've seen help when learning new concepts:
One other general recommendation - sometimes it's actually okay if you don't immediately understand something. Personally I find that spending a little time testing and exploring independently before asking for help can also help me understand better.