Trigger IDs
A logic app will start to process data when the trigger condition has been met. However, this trigger can only be set to start the logic app (referred to as firing) if any specific requirements in the Trigger settings are also met. Here are two examples of where you could restrict the firing of a logic app:
- The filter field has not been updated. Here, we have a Dataverse (Common Data Service) standard trigger action, such as Update a row:
In the preceding example, the logic app will only fire when a change has been made to the statuscode field on the record. If the user saves other changes, these will be ignored, and the logic app will not fire. This is an incredibly useful trick to ensure that logic app integration or processing the D365 record will only work when certain conditions have been met. In the process of creating a Tenancy record, the user...