To be honest, this post should be a bit longer with more details but I like it this way. This is a sample below. It looks cool. And I building one of my own. But I need it to work with my onSave form validation. const promise1 = Promise.resolve(3); const promise2 = 42; const promise3… Continue reading How do I pass executionContext as a parameter into my Promise to fit in Promise.all()?
In the casual conversation with Microsoft I was asked about my customer Tenant ID. As a person who use to superpower and admin privileges I went straight to Azure portal: https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ActiveDirectoryMenuBlade/Overview Unfortunately, I don't have the same level of power in my customer organisation as I have in my own. I simple didn't have access… Continue reading Where is my Tenant ID? (not Azure portal)
Go to: https://trials.dynamics.com/ Let's create your Sales Pro trial in these easy steps (below). Go to trial page to set up trial Scroll down to the highlighted option. Choose for dev purpose option No, continue signing up Create a new account instead Tell us About yourself section. Add details. Enter your phone. Use Verification code.… Continue reading Dynamics 365 Sales Pro Trial Setup
Dataflow magic in Power Automate. SQL with Power Query in Power Automate. Did you know you can do this?
“We are screwed!”
me at the moment of technology induced panic
That was the feeling when I saw the below error messages.
The client’s setup is an on-prem SQL server exposed to the cloud via an on-prem Gateway. It works perfectly fine for exiting Dataflow integration, but this time we needed data from a function in Power Automate.
Now problem, you can use SQL server connector, right?
Almost (but yes, if you read this post or knew before).
You cannot use “Execute a SQL query (V2)” with an on-prem gateway connection. Not supported!
Sure, let’s then use “Execute stored procedure (V2)”.
Apparently, you cannot return dataset from the function. Can call it if it was just a function or procedure without return value. But if it returns data – bad luck!
Panic mode on!
Wait, but what if…
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There is an option to load data to multiple table in one go in Dataflows. These tables can be related. Dataflow engine calculates the dependencies and determines the correct order for loading. It's a very cool functionality, however, you have to be aware of some potential issues as well as available workarounds. Problem: I am… Continue reading ❤ Dataflows for Power Apps ❤: “The column ‘[Column_name]’ of the table wasn’t found.” error while loading multiple tables
