Chapter 11: Fine-Tuning Logic App Runs with Run After

The process of creating and fine-tuning a logic app depends on knowing what data you are expecting to see, the format you want that data to end up using, and adding conditions to check whether operationally, procedurally, or programmatically related data can also be obtained, manipulated, and used as efficiently as possible. Sometimes, you only want a certain section of a logic app to work if the previous action was successful, failed, or was skipped. By creating different logic branches, you can do different things based on whether the previous action was successful or not.

In this chapter, you will learn the following:

  • We will look at when it is a good idea to branch your code, such as ...

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