PF and record counts

Are you trying to capture the number of records from the query? Are you capturing this count after the query has processed or within the query loop? I'm pretty sure you have to capture the count after the query loop and not within it.

And just to be sure, you are referencing it as xxxxxx_RECORD_COUNT - I figured you had a typo but just wanted to be sure.

Also, be sure the "xxxxxx" in xxxxxx_RECORD_COUNT is the node's ID, not the node's name.

Hi, thank you for the quick responses!  I am trying to capture the count after the initial query.  After my query I am assigning a variable to the asset field. What type of node should be used to capture the record count?

If you need to retain the data returned from a query within your flow, you should define a variable in the Start node and then assign the query results, including record count, in an Assign node right away. The results of a query are non-persistant, meaning they can get lost within the flow after, for example, a Branch or a UserAction.

If you need to reference the Query_RECORD_COUNT within an email, you are better off to assign that to a variable right after the query is run.

Thank you, that was helpful. I added the Query_Record_Count to the Assign and I am receiving the record count but it is now only processing the last asset found in the query.

For example, Query finds 3 assets to modify. The Assign Variables are Asset_ID and Count
Branch Asset_ID.length>0 perform Transaction then message builder with Asset_ID and Count
Email message contains the last asset identified in the query and the only asset transaction processed is also for the last asset found and Email message contains Count = 3

What else could I be missing?

If your query is returning multiple results and you need to action in each one, then you need to do the transaction node inbetween the query node and its return node. Then the transaction will happen for each queried record. You would also include your message builder to add the asset information. Then when the query loop is complete, you can use the Query_RECORD_COUNT and the message builder in an email to send a summary.

Thank you all for your suggestions.  With my lack of knowledge and training on PF's I'm just not getting it so I am moving on! Thanks again! 

Laura,
Send me your flow and i will structure it so you can visualize how it would work. (don't want you to give up)...