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Stumped: share.vserver.cluster.primary_address - property 'cluster' can't be resolved

korns
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WFA newbie is stumped.

Building a 3-step cDOT workflow (see attached). The second step uses the "Remove CIFS Share ACL" command.

The UserInputs for Cluster, Vserver and Share and cascading selects. It took me a long time to formulate the SQL-SELECT for the $ShareName UserInput because I want it to only show shares on that cluster/vserver. The UserInput selects seem to operate as I want but something must be wrong. When I preview or execute the WF I get this error:

Illegal expression: share.vserver.cluster.primary_address - property 'cluster' can't be resolved

At command 'Remove CIFS Share ACL', tab 'Cifs_Share', variable 'share'

The entire WF is attached. The $ShareName UserInput SELECT code is here (since I created this part I suspect it could be in value ... though at user-input run-time it does what I expected)

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SELECT

    cifs_share.name

FROM

    cm_storage.cluster,

    cm_storage.vserver,

    cm_storage.cifs_share

WHERE

    cluster.name = '${ClusterName}'

    AND vserver.name = '${VserverName}'

    AND cifs_share.vserver_id = vserver.id

ORDER BY

   cifs_share.name

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rle
NetApp Alumni
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Hi,

I looked that the "Remove CIFS Share ACL" command and didn't understand the Parameters Mapping which is where you got your errors from.  I cloned the command and mapped the parameters to something that fits better with your workflow.  I also fixed the parameters in the "Send E-mail" command.  Since I can't attach a file to a reply, I updated the workflow fix.

Regards,

   - Rick -

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rle
NetApp Alumni
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Hi,

I looked that the "Remove CIFS Share ACL" command and didn't understand the Parameters Mapping which is where you got your errors from.  I cloned the command and mapped the parameters to something that fits better with your workflow.  I also fixed the parameters in the "Send E-mail" command.  Since I can't attach a file to a reply, I updated the workflow fix.

Regards,

   - Rick -

korns
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Thanks Rick.  You made my day.

I did not even think to look at the Command's Parameter Mappings. I cloned this WF (I think) from something and I'm not positive if I cloned from something certified or something from someone else.

Do a standard set of Command Parameter Mappings come with each command or are they generated as my workflow step is built up? I'm fuzzy on that.

Dave

rle
NetApp Alumni
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Hi Dave,

Certified commands come with the their Parameter Mappings.  They are not generated by a workflow. This is the first one I've seen that didn't work properly.  Please mark this discussion correctly answered.

Thanks,

   - Rick -

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