QuickFix: Delete command button doesn't work as expected

Scenario: I've created a form with multiple data sources, one of the tab pages needs its own new, delete button. (Can not use design property). When adding command buttons for New and delete, New works fine but delete doesn't. 

Possible reason: There is a lot of commands which start with Delete, and probably you have chosen the 'Delete' command, while you need to choose 'Delete record' as this button spouse to delete a record (or multiple records). Try this.

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[Solved] SECURITYROLEPRIVILEGERESOURCELICENSEMAP DB sync error

Hi Folks,

The other day I was getting errors while doing build and DB sync. This error is quite strange when looking at the details in the Error List pane. Below is the error message(s).

Error message:

         

 

 

If you succeed to get some details from this error message 😊, you will see the issue with SECURITYROLEPRIVILEGERESOURCELICENSEMAP while you won’t get anything in AOT with this name.

 

 

Let’s try the SQL then. Open the SSMS and select AxDB then searches for dbo. SECURITYROLEPRIVILEGERESOURCELICENSEMAP and right-click to see the design. You may get some additional fields here, ideally, there should be below seven fields, (you should be double sure if anyone else in your team added anything)

And delete any additional fields from here.

 

 

Save your changes and go back to Visual Studio and try to do build and DB synch. It should work.

Enjoy!!!

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QuickFix: Entity store doesn't refresh

Issue: I have made a change in an entity store(Power BI measures) but while refreshing it from System Admin> Entity store> select entity > hit refresh button.

 

Possible reason: Check if the batch service is up and running, try to restart the same. 

 

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Lets make Bicep(s) now

Hi Folks,

Let’s work on your Bicep(s) from now onwards. Not the physical musculus but the Logical one, I am talking about the Logic apps here.

The Bicep is a language for declaratively deploying Azure resources and is a domain-specific language (DSL), which means it's designed for a particular scenario or domain. You can use Bicep instead of JSON for developing your Azure Resource Manager templates (ARM templates). It helps to simplify the authoring experience by providing concise syntax, better support for code reuse, and improved type safety. It isn't intended as a general programming language for writing applications.

Here are some useful links for reference, so let’s build the Bicep now.

What is Bicep (Preview)?

Install Bicep

Cheers!!!

-Harry 

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