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Posting a single update via Fusion

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I have a Fusion workflow that iterates through a bunch of information. Once it's fully complete, I need a single update posted to the project that the actions were taken. I can't seem to figure out how to do this correctly. I'm getting multiple updates, 1 for each document I'm iterating through.

 

Any ideas?

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Hi @TravisGrogan1 

 

Here's a dummied up example of something I am using: I create an array variable, and then use get/setVariable to add an element

You can also use a text variable and keep adding to it. 

 

It's key to always do a GET before you update the variable, especially after an iterator (since you're in a loop now)

Let me know if that makes sense

 

SveniX_0-1740789596934.png

 

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Hi @TravisGrogan1 - you would need to use an aggregator to close the iterator and then post an update. I have a similar scenario where I use a dummy aggregator and send an email to the mailbox.

Here is an example:

_Manish_Singh_0-1740028636489.png

 

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Unfortunately, this does not seem to be working for me. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

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Alright, your iterator has more than one operation. So, you'll need a second aggregator as shown in the image below with arrows. The first aggregator is in the box. Essentially, the final aggregator should only perform one operation for your case to work.

Here is an example:

_Manish_Singh_1-1740383981227.png

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If you are still struggling with this, another option is to add a router right before your iterator, and put after thing you want to run once after your iteration is complete on a new leg coming off of the router.

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Hi @TravisGrogan1 

 

Here's a dummied up example of something I am using: I create an array variable, and then use get/setVariable to add an element

You can also use a text variable and keep adding to it. 

 

It's key to always do a GET before you update the variable, especially after an iterator (since you're in a loop now)

Let me know if that makes sense

 

SveniX_0-1740789596934.png