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What I'm trying to do is apply a filter in a Query Data bubble based on a dynamic variable. The variable is defined in a view, then the Action Flow is called and the idea is to check for a greater value than the variable in the queried data.

 

I've tried Action Flow Inputs, but those don't seem to be the answer since the variable can only be updated manually once the AF starts. Also, the idea is to execute the AF from the view, which apparently removes the write-in option for the input leaving it always blank.

 

Can this be done?

Hi Miguel,

 

only idea that comes to my mind is the usage of ML Workbench which later will trigger an Action Flow where you can make use of the result coming from ML Workbench.

 

I have not yet setup such a scenario but in theory you can use ML Workbench - Pycelonis to get the variable values and afterwards trigger an Action Flow out of ML Workbench Trigger an Action Flow from ML Workbench (celonis.com)

 

Some years back on CPM4 I used pycelonis 1.x to access an analyses to get the variable values to use it within PQLquery as filter. Hope the same is still possible with pycelonis 2.x and views.

 

BR

Dennis


HI @miguel.ferna11 

 

I have an idea, You can try to use Package variable instead of View variable and create a Filter in Km using this variable.

 

And in your action flow Use Get rows instead of Query data and call the filter that you created.

 

I haven't tried this scenario but i think it might work. Let me know if it is working :)


HI @miguel.ferna11 

 

I have an idea, You can try to use Package variable instead of View variable and create a Filter in Km using this variable.

 

And in your action flow Use Get rows instead of Query data and call the filter that you created.

 

I haven't tried this scenario but i think it might work. Let me know if it is working :)


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