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Can the Office 365 Update Item action update a document set?

  • August 24, 2015
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I am trying to update the fields on a document set in a document library using the Office 365 Update Item.

 

I've verified that my CAML is working (in PowerShell), but it is unable to locate the item in the action.

 

 

<View>

    <Query>

        <Where>

            <Eq>

                <FieldRef Name="GUID"/>

                <Value Type="Text">8ce92079-97d1-4cda-8db3-1f6de0f36203</Value>

            </Eq>

        </Where>

    </Query>

</View>

 

Item is in the root folder.  It is a Document Set content type.  Tried both "include subfolders" and not include subfolders.

 

Any ideas?

Best answer by brentless

I wrote my own Call HTTP Service update to accomplish it with update Dictionaries.  More work than it probably needed to be, but it got the job done.

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  • December 7, 2016

Hi Brent,

I encouter a similar case. It seems that it only appears on document sets. If I use the same query pointing a document inside the same document library, it works !...

Did you finally find a solution ?


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  • December 7, 2016

I wrote my own Call HTTP Service update to accomplish it with update Dictionaries.  More work than it probably needed to be, but it got the job done.


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  • December 7, 2016

Thanks for your feedback.
You probably had the better approach, at least until document sets features will be completely implemented.

I found another topic with a similar problem. Roadmap is evoked. Let's be patient.
Office 365: How to promote to mayor version all documents inside document set and capture document set version? 


TomaszPoszytek
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Hi!

Have you find a solution for the problem you asked about? Can you share it with us? Or can you mark any from the answers above as "Correct"?

Regards,

Tomasz