Good afternoon!
I have a chained application that is made up of four separate .yxwz files.
- The first app gives the user the option of uploading a file. If they choose to do so, the app appends that data to a .yxdb file located on a local server, and overwrites that .yxdb file to be used in the final chained app (Output1.yxdb). If they do not upload a file, it just passes through Output1.ysdb to be used in the final step.
- The second app queries other database information, and outputs six .yxdb files to a location on our server, to be pulled by the final chained app (Output2.yxdb, Output3.yxdb, Output4.yxdb, Output5.yxdb, Output6.yxdb, and Output7.yxdb). It also outputs 3 other .yxdb files to our server to be used in the following chained app (SubOutput1.yxdb, SubOutput2.yxdb, and SubOutput3.yxdb).
- App three uses the three SubOutput.yxdb files from app two, to create a final .yxdb file on our server to be used in the final application (Output8.yxdb)
- The final app compiles Outputs 1 - 8.yxdb and outputs an excel file for the user.
Once the package is replaced in the Alteryx Gallery, apps 1-3 appear to correctly be updating all of the .yxdb files on our server. The issue we are having is that the final app appears to not be pulling in the versions of each Output.yxdb that are being updated on the server, but instead are pulling a "moment-in-time" version of each .yxdb file as it exists when the package is saved to the gallery.
I have confirmed that each of the three chained apps are checked as assets (as well as two additional .xlsx files that are "templates" used in the workflow (shown below), and that they are showing full server file paths instead of relative paths.

I've also confirmed that each of the Output.yxdb files that being used as inputs in the final application are showing the correct server file path in the asset list of the final chained app (shown below).

I've tried to look around the community for other similar issues to help me troubleshoot, but can't find anything that seems relevant. Any thoughts or input would be very much appreciated!