Flow runs testing different error codes (Advanced) + Custom error codes.Flow runs that need to test errors on certain actions.Some examples on when to use static results: REMEMBER!! To turn off static results when you want to execute the actions like normal. This can help troubleshooting and testing certain scenarios. This is only the beginning, as you can create a custom failed response, or create any result you want.

– If the option is greyed out, and you’re certain the action is able to use it, save the Flow and re open – Not all actions will be able to use them – Static Result are in ‘Preview’ so it could change at any time Now the action will have a yellow beaker, indicating that the action is using Static results. For easy example click the radio button to enable, select your Status, and the Status Code. Next we can configure the static results. We can utilize a feature called Static Result.įirst click the 3 dots on the action, and select Static Results. We can clean up the testing process easily. I may want to test the Flow multiple times if I am doing some data manipulation, but this will result in Creating multiple unwanted rows (records) in Dataverse, as well as send emails every time. That is fine, but what happens when we have other actions in our Flow that we want to test to make sure they are correct. Check this out! Scenarioįor example, I have a Flow that Create a new row in Dataverse, and then send an email to the person who created the new row.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we can Test our Flows without executing these actions? Guess what we can! And its very easy to do. This results in sending unwanted emails, creating items in SharePoint or Dataverse, Creating files on OneDrive or SharePoint.Įvery time you test your Flow, these actions inside our Flow get executed and cause unwanted behavior when Testing.

If your like me, you test your Flows over and over again.

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