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- Schedules for recurring triggers in Azure Logic Apps workflows
By creating a logic app workflow that starts with Recurrence trigger or Sliding Window trigger, which are Schedule-type triggers, you can run tasks immediately, at a later time, or on a recurring interval
- is it possible to retrieve the time when the current run started?
Based on this object and which referencing notation you prefer, you could get the Logic App start date time (UTC) using the formula @trigger() startTime or @trigger()?['startTime']
- Azure Logic App Recurrence Trigger at Different Hours and Mins
Learn how to trigger an Azure Logic App Recurrence at different times during the day and explore the two solutions for the above problem
- Recurrence Trigger in Azure Logic Apps - Serverless Notes
When you want to run a workflow regularly, you can use the schedule-recurrence trigger action This trigger in Logic Apps allows you to set a date and time for starting the workflow and a recurrence schedule for performing tasks Some of the scenarios you can think of are: Pull external data such as weather or traffic data
- How can I make an Azure Logic App only execute during a certain window . . .
Ensure Recurrence is the First Step: The Recurrence trigger must be the first step in your Logic App Double-check that it's at the very beginning 2 Use the Right Recurrence Trigger: In your Logic App designer, search for "Recurrence" under the Schedule section and add it as the trigger Do not use Recurrence as an action later in the workflow
- Triggering A Logic App - CloudFronts
After any action in your logic app workflow, you can use the Delay and Delay Until actions to make your workflow wait before the next action runs Delay: Wait to run the next action for the specified number of time units, such as seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, or months
- Azure Logic App Triggers and its types | Turbo360
Each trigger serves its own purpose Appropriate triggers must be used based on the requirement to yield desired performance and result Strengthen your Azure Logic Apps monitoring and get powerful toolsets, actionable insights to troubleshoot issues with the help of Turbo360
- Dynamic schedule trigger Azure Logic Apps - Stack Overflow
For this requirement, you can use "Delay until" action in logic app Pass the datetime value (in my screenshot the field named datetime) in the request body when request the "When Http Request is Recieved" flow And then create a "Delay until" action, put the value into the Timestamp box of it
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