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Continue reading →: Power Platform Well-Architected
Power Platform Well-Architected is a framework that can improve the quality of a low-code workload by helping it to: Power Platform Well-Architected is built on four pillars of architectural excellence, which are mapped to the goals. The pillars are: Reliability, Security, Operational Excellence, and Experience Optimization. Pillars: Here are the 4 pillars. Refer this…
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Continue reading →: Azure DevOps: Resolving 403 Forbidden Error while creating Branch Policy
We have the following logic to create a branch policy programmatically using Azure DevOps REST API. When executed above logic in a Azure DevOps pipeline we were getting “403 Forbidden error” error. Let’s see what the issue was and how to fix it. Reason and Fix: The reason behind this…
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Continue reading →: Power Automate | AI prompts | Create and consume ‘Custom Prompts’
In this article, I am going to explain how to create Custom Prompts and consume them in Power automate. Let’s first start by understanding what a Prompt is, including Pre-built prompts and Custom prompts. What’s a prompt? What’s a custom prompt? Now that you understand what a custom prompt is,…
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Continue reading →: Dataverse | Refreshed look of Solution dependencies
As we know that, the purpose of the dependencies page is to show inter dependencies between solution objects when an object is dependent on another object. Solution dependencies page for solution objects has been refreshed. The dependencies page is now better organized, easy to understand and loaded with essential actions…
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Continue reading →: Dataverse Teams and Dynamic Groups in Microsoft Entra ID
In Microsoft Entra ID (Formerly known as Azure Active Directory), Assigned groups allow you to add specific users as members of a group. Administrators have direct control over membership, enabling them to add or remove members as needed. Did you know that you can also create a Dynamic group using…
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Continue reading →: [Beginner] Canvas Apps | Data validations using Regular Expressions
In this blog post, lets learn how to validate the user inputs using the IsMatch Power Fx function with Regular Expressions. Let’s start with basics. IsMatch function: Regular Expressions: In our blog post example, I am going to validate whether the user has provided a strong password or not. The criteria…
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Continue reading →: Introduction to ‘Dataverse AI functions’
The Power Platform empowers makers with prebuilt prompts for common business scenarios such as summarizing, classifying, extracting entities, translating, assessing sentiment, or drafting a reply. These prompts allow you to generate AI-driven responses without the need to manually create a prompt. In this article, I will provide an introduction to…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Working with Custom Connector Policies
If you need to communicate with services not available as prebuilt connectors from the Power Platform, you can create Custom connectors. These connectors address this scenario by enabling you to create and even share a connector with its own triggers and actions.. Please refer to my article on Build a…
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Continue reading →: Canvas App: ‘ConstraintViolated’ Error Reading ‘Response’ from Cloud Flow”
I have a Cloud Flow with a ‘Response’ action, illustrated below: I call the flow from my Canvas App and store the response in the ‘KustoResponse‘ context variable using the following PowerFx formula. While testing the Canvas App, even though the flow ran successfully, flow’s response was not being captured…
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Continue reading →: [Quick Tip] Power Automate Flow: Sending an Email with ‘Failed Flow Run’ Link
In this article, I will demonstrate how to construct the URL of the ‘failed flow run’ instance and include it as a hyperlink in an email body. Scenario: I use the ‘Scope’ control to handle errors in my flows. Whenever an error occurs, I need to send an email with…
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