I ́m updating a MDA Object thru Bulk API from a CSV file, but i need to compare the old data and the new, how can i do that?
For example:
Send my CSV file containing:
Client: Dell
Available licences: 50
Used licences: 20
Then, a month later i send my CSV file again:
Client: Dell
Available licenses: 50
Used licenses: 15
It ́s important for us to be aware of this decrease when updating the object, is that possible?
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Compare old/new data when updating a MDA Object
Best answer by sai_ram
Hi Ricardo,
There is no direct way to know the decrease of the field value.
We have a workaround.
Step 1: Create new field called Previous Value.
Step 2: Create a rule and push the value to the Previous Value field(create a scheduler based on your requirement).
Step 3: Once the rule ran, load the CSV again.
Step 4: Create one more rule to compare the values(Condition : Current Value <th Previous Value).
Step 5: Create action in rule.
Let me know if you are fine with this. I can also help you in configuring the rule.
@All, If you have other ways to achieve the above use-case, please suggest here.
There is no direct way to know the decrease of the field value.
We have a workaround.
Step 1: Create new field called Previous Value.
Step 2: Create a rule and push the value to the Previous Value field(create a scheduler based on your requirement).
Step 3: Once the rule ran, load the CSV again.
Step 4: Create one more rule to compare the values(Condition : Current Value <th Previous Value).
Step 5: Create action in rule.
Let me know if you are fine with this. I can also help you in configuring the rule.
@All, If you have other ways to achieve the above use-case, please suggest here.
+1Hi Ricardo,
There is no direct way to know the decrease of the field value.
We have a workaround.
Step 1: Create new field called Previous Value.
Step 2: Create a rule and push the value to the Previous Value field(create a scheduler based on your requirement).
Step 3: Once the rule ran, load the CSV again.
Step 4: Create one more rule to compare the values(Condition : Current Value <th Previous Value).
Step 5: Create action in rule.
Let me know if you are fine with this. I can also help you in configuring the rule.
@All, If you have other ways to achieve the above use-case, please suggest here.
There is no direct way to know the decrease of the field value.
We have a workaround.
Step 1: Create new field called Previous Value.
Step 2: Create a rule and push the value to the Previous Value field(create a scheduler based on your requirement).
Step 3: Once the rule ran, load the CSV again.
Step 4: Create one more rule to compare the values(Condition : Current Value <th Previous Value).
Step 5: Create action in rule.
Let me know if you are fine with this. I can also help you in configuring the rule.
@All, If you have other ways to achieve the above use-case, please suggest here.
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