Hi Bernard Gehring‌,

Please share the workflow so I can check the details. My first reaction is adding a 'Commit pending changes' somewhere but having the details will help in helping you.

Cheers,

Rick

Hi,

does the initiator of the workflow have permission in order to update the document in destination library?

So I set this up so that the regular expression checks the version if the document, if it is published then the rest of the workflow runs. It copies the item to the new library, the document is successfully copied so this shouldn't be a permissions issue, then after commit pending changes it runs the update item. Disabled in the above view so that users don't get the error. 

Thanks for any help.

Berney

So how do you know which item to update in the target library? Can you show me the details of the 'Update item'.

Copied file is the result of the copy to SharePoint action.

Are you sure this url variable works? Please read the following blog post:  

Cheers,

Rick

I am fairly sure. I cleaned up some of the logging I had in place when I posted the workflow earlier. I log in history the result returned from the copy item action and the version string. Then I am performing a query of the new list based on URL Path. I get a result from performing the query and then attempt the update the item using the same filter criteria, based on url path. I will try using that query I did to get the ID, then try the update based on the ID see if that works.

Using the file ID that I got out of the query statement querying on URL Path seems to have done the trick. Thank you all for your help on this.

Berney

Hi,

because it looks like you've solved your issue, could you mark one of the answer to this post as correct (even one of yours), so this will help the community?

Thanks

Giacomo