I am trying to create an app to automatically send emails from outlook to slack in azure logic app.

I have a Logic App Standard with two workflows, one uses a manual trigger and the other a timer trigger. Both run successfully locally in VSCode. Once deployed to Azure, the function app fails with the following error:
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage: Value cannot be null. (Parameter ‘connectionString’).

I’m creating a Logic App which queries data from an external endpoint, the endpoint paginates data and contains total number of records count in all requests; using that I offset the query by 400 records each time so I can essentially get all the data.

I’m all set up to get notifications by email and Slack when the size of the virtual machine changes. But I don’t know how to get the old virtual machine size and the changed current virtual machine size.

This concerns the Run history tab in the overview page of a Logic App within a ressource group. Our company has many of these in prod, and often need to go back and find specific runs. This is why it would be a game changer for us to be able to filter based on information within the actual run. To give an example, let’s say a logic app deals with a car and knows the registration number. It would be nice to be able to go into run-history and filter based on registration numbers, but after hours of googling and trying I have been defeated, I can’t do it.

i have a logic app in azure. i’m currently stuck in initialize expression variable after parse json. i want to catch “appId” parameter but all i get is null despite the fact that parse json giving an outout, so it seems that i I’m not expressing the right syntax.

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I am trying to create an action group with the Logic App action. While I am able to see my logic app workflow listed in the Select logic app dropdown in the portal, selecting that gives me the error

I have a logic app which takes as input a message from a queue. At the end of the workflow it should delete the message from the queue.
But in the delete task it gives back sometimes the 404 error “The response is not in a JSON format.”
Thats how my task looks like and it works 90% of the runs, but in 10% it doesnt delete, the workflow runs again because it finds something in the queue and then the deletion works.
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I want to use conditional logic in an Azure Logic App like,
When ID’s are in this group of ID’s, do some action.
The group of ID’s stored in a SQL database. The SQL query results look like this: