Hi forum, I am using the Delete from Data Store Entities smart servic

lincolnf454 over 10 years ago

Hi forum,

I am using the Delete from Data Store Entities smart service in a process. Whenever I try to assign the data store to delete from when configuring the properties, the node does not retain the data store I have assigned in the input. (see screenshot attachment). I am using Appian 7.2. Does anyone else have this issue?...

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lincolnf454 over 10 years ago +2

Hi Gary. Here are the steps I took to make this node work for me using a datastore named dsFruit as an example. 1. Ensure you have a process variable of type int holding the unique id(s) of the row(s)…

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0 Steven Miccile
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over 10 years ago

As per the documentation, the entity and data values must be put into the value field for the EntityDataIdentifiers node input and not the entity and identifier fields of that input. The syntax should be the same as if using a write to multiple data store entity smart service:

={
{entity:pv!ENTITY_SPRINT_ITEMS, identifiers:pv!itemIdsToDelete},
{entity:pv!ENTITY_COMMIT, identifiers:pv!commitIdsToDelete},
{entity:pv!ENTITY_SPRINT, identifiers:pv!sprintIdsToDelete}
}
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0 Steven Miccile
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over 10 years ago

As per the documentation, the entity and data values must be put into the value field for the EntityDataIdentifiers node input and not the entity and identifier fields of that input. The syntax should be the same as if using a write to multiple data store entity smart service:

={
{entity:pv!ENTITY_SPRINT_ITEMS, identifiers:pv!itemIdsToDelete},
{entity:pv!ENTITY_COMMIT, identifiers:pv!commitIdsToDelete},
{entity:pv!ENTITY_SPRINT, identifiers:pv!sprintIdsToDelete}
}
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