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Tag: Dynamics 365

  • Connect to Dataverse with PowerShell

    Managing Microsoft Dataverse with PowerShell simplifies retrieving records and managing solutions for devops pipelines. In this post, we’ll focus on connecting to Dataverse with PowerShell, one of the key steps in automating tasks. Why Connect to Dataverse with PowerShell? PowerShell scripts can interact with Dataverse to perform operations like retrieving…

  • Dynamics 365 – How to Readonly Fields on Business Process Flow

    In Dynamics 365, locking fields on a Business Process Flow (BPF) prevents users from editing certain fields. Two JavaScript functions are shared: one for locking BPF fields and another for locking both form and BPF fields simultaneously. The header_process prefix is used to access BPF fields. For more insights, visit…

  • Dynamics 365 – Hide All Controls for an Attribute

    The post discusses managing multiple controls associated with a single attribute in Dynamics 365 forms. It emphasizes the need to dynamically show or hide these controls based on conditions, providing examples for hiding a single control and hiding all controls for an attribute. Efficient management is crucial for a smooth…

  • How to Bulk change Owner of Power Automate Flows

    When a user with critical Power Automate flows leaves, it can cause connection reference issues, disrupting business processes. To solve this, owners or admins can change flow ownership in bulk using Advanced Find. This maintains operational workflows and allows for business continuity even after the original owner leaves. For more…

  • Dynamics 365 – How to Show Classic Advanced Find

    The modern Advanced Find feature in Power Apps is the default option, but you can switch back to the classic version by following these steps: Access the Power Apps Admin Center, select your environment, navigate to Settings, adjust Product Features, and toggle off the Modern Advanced Find. This lets you…

  • Dynamics 365 – Share Records using C# | GrantAccessRequest

    When sharing records in C#, use GrantAccess to specify access rights for the recipient. ModifyAccess allows modifying shared record access. Access rights vary for each user. Users cannot be given rights they don’t have. ShareRecord and ModifyAccess show examples. Use RevokeAccess to remove access rights from a shared record.