@MartyB Adding last modifieddate column in your table and selecting this column in Order By Input should solve your problem.
So if we have a SQL update trigger to update the time in a separate field, and order by that field, that should solve the prob?
Hey @MartyB
Do you have any column that records last modified time? If no, than this might be the reason of not triggering for updates. DaysDate column value is constant and it will not trigger for new updates.
You may setup a Zap and discover that new rows aren't triggering. Or perhaps they were triggering but all of the sudden stopped triggering. What's going on?
You should double check your Zap's filters to make sure you have selected an Order By field. You can find this where you 'edit options' for the MySQL trigger.
It is very important that you select a field here. When we query your database we'll only pull a set number of records at a time (since we cannot pull all of them) and with no field to order by we'll most likely get the default ordering.
Your primary key would be an excellent choice here if it is auto incremented. Creation dates are also good candidates as well. But leaving this field empty could lead your Zap to stop triggering on new rows because it can't see them anymore.
Thanks @jayeshkumarbhatia
DaysDate is a calendar date and remains constant for update
Hey @MartyB ,
Can you share screenshot of how did you configure trigger event?