Reassigning Connections

The Reassign feature changes a Connection within a flow without recreating each block that calls that Connection.

For example, assume you have SQL Server Connections that connect to Test and Production databases. After testing your On schedule app with the Test database, you are ready to move to the Production database. You could use the Reassign feature to switch from the Connection to the Test database to the Connection to the Production database.

If you import flows from another Organization, the Connections in the imported flow may not match those in the current Organization. For the imported flows, you may also need to reassign Connections.

Considerations

When reassigning Connections, note the following best practices:

Note: Reassigning a Connection in a flow saves the new Connection immediately and creates a revision of the flow with a Comment Reassigned connection from 'ConnectionName' to 'NewConnectionName' or Reassigned connection to 'NewConnectionName'.

Canceling or exiting the flow without saving does not restore the prior Connection. If you reassign a Connection and want to revert to the original Connection, you must change it manually or use the Revisions dialog to revert to a prior revision of the flow. See Flow Revisions and Reverting A Flow To A Prior Revision.

Reassign a Connection

  1. Open the flow with the Connection that you want to reassign.
  2. On the Connection panel, locate the Connection.
  3. From the Gear menu for that Connection select Reassign. The Reassign Connection dialog displays.
  4. Select a Connection from the drop-down list or select Create a New Connection.
  5. Select OK to save your changes and close the dialog.
  6. Any references to the original Connection change to the new selected Connection. If the Entities and fields are identical, you do not need to modify the blocks.

Related Topics

Source Connections

Target Connections

Adding Connections to a Flow

Removing a Connection from a Flow

TIBCO Cloud™ Integration - Connect Flows

Control Blocks

Reverting A Flow To A Prior Revision