Category: Technical Blogs
Power Automate, now on mobile
Inkey, April 20, 20231290 Views
This blog provides an overview of the Microsoft Power Automate mobile app, including installation, changing environments, limitations, and features. You can experience the familiar look and feel of Power Automate on the go with the Power Automate mobile app. Just as we used Microsoft Power Automate for Desktop, Microsoft introduced Power Automate for Mobile as […]
Read morePower Platform and Dynamics 365 based Industry Accelerators
Inkey, April 6, 20231230 Views
We all know the no code/low code approach followed by Power Platform and Dynamics 365 among others has reduced the time it takes to deliver the solution to the end user. The industry accelerators developed on top of Power Platform reduce this time even further. These can be used on top of both Power Platform […]
Read morePerforming CRUD Operations in Power Apps using Sharepoint List – Part I
Inkey, March 21, 20232450 Views
Hello PowerApps Users, PowerApps is in demand nowadays because of its remarking features such as: Speed of app creation. Power Apps accelerate app creation. Low-code and no-code. Microsoft and other third-party service integrations. Business process automation. Low cost of app ownership. AI capabilities. Cross-platform access and ease of deployment. As a beginner in developing […]
Read moreEnable Offline Capability for Dynamics 365 Sales and Model Driven App
Inkey, March 6, 20231956 Views
Sometimes the users of the model driven app will be required to update the data even if there is no connectivity to the application. This is needed when the users access the application in a remote place where they do not have the connection to the internet. In order to enable the app for offline […]
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Dynamics 365 Plugin Assemblies. Single or Multiple? You decide!
Inkey, December 22, 20224159 Views
In most projects with Plugins, there will be an obvious need for more than one plugin. This brings up challenges for how to organize and manage the assemblies and normally will result in having to strike a balance between maximizing plugin deployment segregation, (A single plugin class per plugin assembly) and ease of deployment/visual studio […]
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Dependent Assemblies Update!
Inkey, November 7, 20221466 Views
Hey Readers, breaking news!! and good ones this time!! Microsoft has released supported way for dependent assemblies in plug-ins. This release was released for public review for admins, makers, marketers, analysts automatically on 31 July 2022. General availability is yet to be announced. Currently developers use ILMerge Utility to combine set of assemblies in plug-in, […]
Read morePower BI > Accessibility of reports published in same app workspace
Inkey, November 4, 20222284 Views
Usually, Power BI Reports are shared with users by giving them access to the App Workspace where we have reports published. So, when we have 2 groups of users – let’s say, Manager and Salesperson. And there are 2 sets of reports, Set1 & Set2, where Set1 is to be shown only to Salesperson, and […]
Read moreMicrosoft SQL Server > Find a specific value in all the tables of a database using T-SQL
Inkey, September 2, 202235029 Views
Often times we find ourselves in a situation where we want to find a particular value but we are unaware of its whereabouts, i.e., we don’t know in which table or column this value is present. Or we want to know in which other tables a particular value is present. Or just if this value […]
Read moreIntroducing Power Pages!
Inkey, August 20, 20221860 Views
Microsoft Power Pages is a part of the Microsoft Power Platform family. It is an evolution of Power Apps portals. The new features included are the new design studio. The templates are in preview for users to try and provide feedback. We can expect general availability of the Power Pages by next year. We can […]
Read morePower BI > How to deal with a Text column having a length of more than 32766 characters.
Inkey, April 1, 202220368 Views
Power BI supports up to 32766 characters of data in a column of TEXT Data Type. What if we have more data stored in the data source? Recently, we came across a requirement where we had to show the content of an email in HTML format in the Power BI report. The report was built […]
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