Implementing a Try, Catch, Finally in Logic Apps
On a regular basis I refer Microsoft Flow developers to my Try-Catch-Finally-patttern, but what if you need to use LogicApps. Can you use the same pattern? Well, you could but…
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On a regular basis I refer Microsoft Flow developers to my Try-Catch-Finally-patttern, but what if you need to use LogicApps. Can you use the same pattern? Well, you could but…
Last week Mark Sipsma mentioned to me: I’m working on a PowerApps project that uses Microsoft SQL as the back end. Recently we have noticed that amendments to the SQL DB…
Today I tried to move one of my PowerShell scripts that I was running as a scheduled task to my Azure Functions. Remembering how I did this a while back…
Recently I’ve looked at many SharePoint Designer workflows and migrated them to Microsoft Flow or Azure Logic Apps. There isn’t really a set approach that will work for all but…
Today I tried to install PnPPowerShell within an Azure PowerShell Environment. In the past I tried just to copy all files in a folder within my Azure environment and user…
You can export your Flows in Power Automate and import them in Logic Apps. Export flows in Power Automate I really like Power Automate, but I like Azure Logic Apps sometimes…
Recently I’ve been looking into creating custom apps within Microsoft Teams. Within Microsoft Teams you can create different type of apps. The option are: Bot Custom Bot App tab …
Today I tried to create an Azure Logic app that creates a message in a Channel within a Microsoft Teams team. This was amazingly easy. But then the trouble started.…
Within my Office 365 environment I’ve got quite a few options when I want to develop workflows. The two options that I’m looking at in this post are Microsoft Flow…