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Parameter Name | Data Type | Description | Default Value | Example |
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| Label | String | Required. The name for the Snap. You can modify this to be more specific, especially if you have more than one of the same Snap in your Pipeline. | Mark Email As Read | Mark Email As Read |
| User/Shared MailBox | String | Enter the mailbox from which you want to mark an email as read. If not provided, then the mailbox specified in the account settings is used. | N/A | john.doe@microsoft.com |
| Existing Message ID | String | Required. Enter the ID of an existing message to mark it as read. | N/A | 122234WEefdd |
| Snap Execution | Drop-down list | Select one of the three following modes in which the Snap executes:
| Execute only | Validate & Execute |
Troubleshooting
Error | Reason | Resolution |
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| Existing Message ID is required field for performing operation | Missing Existing Message Id field. | Enter the an existing message Id in the Existing Message Id field. |
Examples
Search and mark an email as read
We use an example where we are going to search for an email from an individual's mailbox with required inputs and mark it as read.
In this example, our Pipeline activities are as follows:
- To search for an email from a mailbox Searching an email using Search Email Snap.
- To mark the searched Marking an email as read using Mark Email As Read Snap.
Here, let us look into the role of Search Event Snap in this Pipeline.
Search Email Snap | Output |
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Upon execution, we see an output with the retrieved email.
Here, let us look into the role of Mark Email As Read Snap in this Pipeline.
We mark an email as read. Lets provide input in the Snap Settings and look at the output.
Mark Email As Read Snap | Output |
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