Announcing the public preview for connection references support in Power Platform Build Tools
Announcing the public preview for connection references support in Power Platforms Tools
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Considerations for optimized performance in Power Apps
Recommendations on how to maximize performance of your Power Apps
» Ler maisTabular Data Stream (TDS) Protocol endpoint for Common Data Service (CDS)
We are introducing a preview of an additional way to access read-only data in CDS. TDS endpoint for CDS allow read-only access to the system for reporting and analytics.
» Ler maisIntroducing the SAP ERP connector
SAP is one of the largest providers of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software in the market today, handling an enterprise’s business applications like accounting, sales, payroll, finance, production, human resources, etc. We are happy to announce the public preview of a new SAP ERP connector for Power Apps and Power Automate. The SAP ERP connector allows you to connect your flows and apps to an SAP ERP system – either SAP ECC or SAP S/4HANA. In this post, we will walk you on how to get started with this new connector.
» Ler maisAzure Active Directory authentication in the SQL Server connector
We recently added support for Active Directory authentication in the SQL Server connector. This has been one of the most requested feedback from our customers. In this post, I want to give an overview of how you can use this feature, and some of the underlying design changes we had to bring about in the platform.
» Ler maisCustom connectors now available in solutions (Preview)
Want to migrate your custom connectors between environments? Now you’re able to move multiple custom connectors along with Canvas apps, Flows, and CDS customizations in a single package.
» Ler maisCreate Business Apps using PowerApps and Azure Functions
Read this blog post to create a sample PowerApps canvas app which uses an Azure function along with Azure Table Storage via custom connectors protected by Azure AD
» Ler maisReturn an Array from Flow to PowerApps (Response Method)
This blog post is a second part in a series on how to “Return an array from Flow to PowerApps.” It will cover a much more efficient solution: the “Request – Response” method. Inside flow, using the action of the same name, you will be able to return arrays of any shape and size to PowerApps. To make the most use of this capability, we will be applying the solution to executing a SQL query.
» Ler maisUpload Files from PowerApps to SQL Server
Leveraging Microsoft SQL Server, we have made it easier for app makers to enable their users to take pictures and upload files in their apps. App makers can now use the Microsoft SQL Server connector…
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