Office 365, Power Platform, SharePoint, Azure and Dynamics
Dynamics 365 posts by Microsoft MVP, Pieter Veenstra
In this post I will look at the security aspects of Dynamics 365 and the Common Data Services. Security Background In this post I will probably not talk about much … read the security-common-data-services-dynamics post
Recently I’ve been doing quite a data migrations in Dynamics 365 or the Common Data Services using the export data and import data operations. Export Data In this post I … read the export-data-import-dynamics-365 post
In general I will store my files in SharePoint. As SharePoint’s document management capabilities of SharePoint match what I need. Document Libraries offer the option to store files and manage … read the store-your-files-in-the-common-data-service-with-microsoft-flow post
When you think as a code developer and you start with Microsoft Flow there will be a few patterns that you miss. In a first attempt to make every developer … read the function-libraries-in-microsoft-flow post
Within the CDS we have a drop down option available. As we saw in Entities in the CDS we can create fields of all sorts of types, one being the Option … read the option-sets-in-the-common-data-service post
As part of my Common Data Service series I introduced entities in the first part of this post. Time to get on with creating an Entity. In this post I … read the entities-in-the-common-data-service-part-2 post
In this Introduction to Entities in the Common Data Service I will step through all the elements important when you start with CDS development. This post is part of my … read the entities-in-the-common-data-service-part-1 post
As part of my Common Data Services series I’m looking at the operations available in the Common Data Service connector in Power Apps. New UX Recently a new UX has … read the common-data-service-operations-available-in-powerapps post
In this post I will look at actions and triggers available in the Common Data Service connector. The Triggers As part of my Common Data Services series I’m looking at … read the common-data-service-actions-and-triggers-available-within-microsoft-flow post
In this series of posts I will look at all the different elements in the Common Data Services (CDS). The subjects covered in this series are: What is the Common … read the common-data-service-a-complete-overview post
I always thought that SharePoint licensing was complicated. Recently I have changed my mind on this. Have you ever looked into Dynamics 365 Plans and licensing? On the Dynamics 365 … read the dynamics-365-plans-and-licensing post
Whether you use Dynamics 365 or SharePoint Online, in Power Automate there are quite a lot of controls that help you build your business processes. One of those controls is … read the do-until-in-microsoft-flow-first-do-then-think post
Recently Microsoft have added the Common Data Service to PowerApps and Power Automate. The easiest way to manage some of the CDS is PowerShell. Central Data store It is great … read the powerapps-microsoft-flow-access-your-cds-using-powershell post
In my previous post I mentioned the Common Data Services. In this post I will look at the ins and outs of CDS in more detail. When starting with the … read the powerapps-common-data-services-the-ins-the-outs-of-your-data-store post
Dynamics CRM, Dynamics 365, Common Data Service it can be very confusing. What is what? Confusion 3 names that are commonly used and as lot seems to refer to the … read the dynamics-365-vs-the-common-data-services post
