MS SharePoint – Lists – Delete List

Requests deletion of the selected list and returns an operation result. This is a list-level operation, not deletion of one record. It exposes no restore or If-Match input. Permission metadata for this operation is unverified.

Action details

Property	Value
Action label	MS SharePoint – Lists – Delete List
Category	CloudTools
Apex class and method	DeleteSharePointList.deleteList
Input type	DeleteSharePointList.DeleteSharePointListInput
Output type	List<DeleteSharePointListOutput>
Authorization	Operation-specific requirements must be verified.
Microsoft Graph request	DELETE /v1.0/sites/{siteId}/lists/{listId}

Prerequisites and permissions

Configure a CloudTools Connector with Connector Type set to Microsoft 365. Complete user sign-in for delegated access. For supported application access, grant application permissions and administrator consent. The calling identity must have access to the relevant site, list, library, or item; tenant policy and resource configuration still apply.

Unverified permission metadata: The permission provider returns no permission sets and explicitly states that this operation’s requirements have not been verified. This does not mean that no permissions are required. Verify API support, authorization type, and required consent in your tenant before planning an automation; do not infer them from another list operation.

See the Microsoft list resource reference.

Inputs

Supply one non-null request with nonblank required identifiers. IDs must belong to the indicated site, list, or drive; do not substitute Salesforce IDs or browser URLs.

Input	Apex field	Type	Required	Description
Site Id	siteId	String	Yes	SharePoint site identifier.
List Id	listId	String	Yes	SharePoint list identifier.

The global invocable input does not expose connectorId. Direct subscriber Apex and Flow calls use CloudTools connector selection. Resolve dynamic values before invocation; this action does not resolve replacement tokens.

Outputs

Returns one operation result with success and message. It does not return a Microsoft resource. Handle callout exceptions in the caller.

Output	Apex field	Type	Description
Success	success	Boolean	Whether the delete succeeded.
Message	message	String	Result message.

Use in Flow

Add MS SharePoint – Lists – Delete List in Flow Builder. Verify Microsoft API support and application permission requirements before using this action in Flow; its permission metadata is incomplete. This implementation processes only the first input request and is not a bulk operation.

Use in custom Apex

This subscriber-org example uses the Apptigent namespace. Replace the identifiers, configure the connector, and run in a context that permits callouts. Arrange authorization before calling and handle exceptions in the caller.

Apptigent.DeleteSharePointList.DeleteSharePointListInput request =
    new Apptigent.DeleteSharePointList.DeleteSharePointListInput();
request.siteId = 'REPLACE_WITH_SITE_ID';
request.listId = 'REPLACE_WITH_LIST_ID';

List<Apptigent.DeleteSharePointList.DeleteSharePointListOutput> results =
    Apptigent.DeleteSharePointList.deleteList(
        new List<Apptigent.DeleteSharePointList.DeleteSharePointListInput>{ request }
    );

Boolean succeeded = !results.isEmpty() && results[0].success;
System.debug(succeeded);

Use in a Lightning Web Component

Use deleteSharePointList from msSharePointConnectorLib, through MSSharePointConnectorController. These c/ imports apply to an LWC in the same namespace. The function accepts one request object, including connectorId when applicable.

Set request.connectorId to select a configured Connector record. The controller passes this request selection through SharePointAction. The field belongs to the controller request, not the global invocable input type.

sharePointActionExample.js

import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';
import { deleteSharePointList, MSSharePointObjects } from 'c/msSharePointConnectorLib';

export default class SharePointActionExample extends LightningElement {
    connectorId = 'REPLACE_WITH_CONNECTOR_RECORD_ID';
    result = null;
    errorMessage = '';
    isRunning = false;
    completed = false;

    async handleRun() {
        if (this.isRunning || this.completed) {
            return;
        }
        this.isRunning = true;
        this.errorMessage = '';
        try {
            const request = MSSharePointObjects.inputs.list();
            request.connectorId = this.connectorId;
            request.siteId = 'REPLACE_WITH_SITE_ID';
            request.listId = 'REPLACE_WITH_LIST_ID';
            const result = await deleteSharePointList(request);
            if (!result?.success) {
                throw new Error('The action did not return a usable result.');
            }
            this.result = result;
            this.completed = true;
        } catch (error) {
            this.errorMessage = error.requiresInteractiveAuthorization
                ? 'Sign in to Microsoft for the connector, then try again.'
                : error.message || 'The SharePoint action failed.';
        } finally {
            this.isRunning = false;
        }
    }
}

sharePointActionExample.html

<template>
    <lightning-button label="Run action" onclick={handleRun}
        disabled={isRunning}></lightning-button>
    <p role="alert">{errorMessage}</p>
</template>

The library resolves to one operation object with success and message.

LWC rawJson serializes the mapped Apex object; it is not the untouched Microsoft response or an additional global invocable output. Use getMSSharePointAuthorizationState, beginMSSharePointAuthorization, and createMSSharePointOAuthMessageHandler to arrange delegated sign-in. The library normalizes controller errors, including requiresInteractiveAuthorization when available; it does not automatically sign in or retry.

The example prevents repeating a completed operation. Reset completed only for a new deliberate operation. If a failure leaves the outcome uncertain, inspect the resource before retrying. For Copy, completed means the request returned, not that the background copy finished.

Error handling and troubleshooting

Symptom	What to check
Required fields error	Supply a nonempty request list, a non-null first request, and the required identifiers or body values.
Authorization or access denied	Check connector selection, sign-in, application versus delegated permissions, administrator consent, and resource access.
Resource not found	Verify the parent site, list, and drive IDs. Distinguish list item IDs from drive item IDs and retain permission or version IDs with their resource.
Missing fields or items	Check query inputs, first-page behavior, supported expansions, item type, and mapped output limitations.
Unexpected connector	Review the connector selection behavior described above and the Microsoft 365 default connector.
Operation rejected	Inspect the Microsoft error, JSON field values, library or page state, supported API capabilities, and tenant policies.