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Hi there,
Iam searching for a possibility to only trigger a action with the activator if the condition is met once and then only lets say after an hour and if the condition is met again.
Example: I want to get a Teams message if my capacity exeeds 95% of interactive delay limit. And I dont want to get this message every time this condition is met, but only for example if the condition holds and then checking again after x amount of time.
Any ideas?
Thanks and best regards!
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Use Power Automate instead and implement your own debouncer algorithm.
Use Power Automate instead and implement your own debouncer algorithm.
@lbendlinthats possible of course. But I don't and to leave Fabric for such a easy rule. And I remember when Activator was in preview this feature was present somewhen. Iam curious if it jut went somewhere else or get dropped.
Hi @Mauro89,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thank you @lbendlin for the prompt response.
Here the activator can fire alerts based on a condition, but it does not have a built-in option to wait for a specific time before sending the next alert. It will either fire on every evaluation or only when the value moves into a new state.
If you need something like send the alert once and only send it again after x amount of time if the condition is still true, then the practical way is to trigger a small Power Automate flow from Activator. This keeps everything inside fabric and the flow can easily check when the last alert was sent and only send another message if the cooldown time is finished.
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
Thanks @lbendlin and @v-achippa this is a possible workaround. But as I would like to see this kind of condition as well in Fabric as this is a very common analysis pattern not only for capacity analysis it would be great to have it in Fabric. For that, I have created a idea here.
Feel free to give some kudos 😉
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