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Delete Attachment

Use a Delete Attachment node in your Flow to remove a specific attachment from a record by its ID. To configure a Delete Attachment node in the Flow Editor, drag it from the Palette to the Workspace canvas, then double-click the node to open and configure its behavior.

1

Provide an optional Name for the node.

By default a Delete Attachment node will be shown with a label of "delete attachment", but the value you provide in the Name field will replace it in the Flow Editor UI making your flow easier to read and understand.

2

Select a Type Id for the node — the Object Type that has Records with which you want to use attachments, specified using one of several options.

  • type - choose this option for a dropdown that includes the Display Names of the Object Types you have created in your Contextual tenant.

  • string - choose the string option, and type in a string for the Object Type ID, using type is recommended instead of string

  • msg. - choose this option to specify a path in the msg. object that contains the Object Type ID value

  • env variable - Environmental Variables are a feature of Agents in Contextual. Any Environmental Variables that you define as Label/Value pairs for an Agent that is sending events to a Flow, will be available to the Flow, simply type the Label of the Environmental Variable from which you want to use the value.

3

Specify the Attachment Id of the attachment you want to delete.

  • Use string or msg.

  • When the attachment ID comes from a URL path parameter, this is typically msg.req.params.id

4

Optionally specify an If Hash Match value for concurrency control.

  • When provided, the attachment will only be deleted if its current content hash matches the supplied value — useful for ensuring you are deleting the exact version of an attachment you last read, and not one that has since been replaced

  • Leave empty to delete unconditionally

5

Specify the Response Property msg. object path to store the operation response, e.g. msg._response.

When the Delete Attachment node is included in the path of your flow, it will delete the specified attachment if it exists.

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