Today we will learn in-depth about Dataverse Environment Variable . Basically, Environment Variableis a table where we can store a value that we will use for our customizations. Where the popular way to do it in the past is creating a custom table (e.g [your_prefix]_configuration/[your_prefix]_generalsetup), now we have the official way to store those data. The benefit of using it is that the record can be put in a solution (Solution Aware) which makes our life easier in terms of ALM (moving the component from 1 environment to another).
It also supports multiple data types (String, Number, Boolean, JSON, Data Source, and Secret). For now, I never tried the data type Data Source and Secret. But maybe in the future, I’ll try those 😊.
About Dataverse Environment Variable Export-Import – Temmy Wahyu Raharjo
Dataverse Environment Variable Export-Import allows users to save and share their Dataverse environment variables. It allows users to easily transfer environment variables from one Dataverse instance to another. This feature helps users quickly move their environment variables from one Dataverse instance to another. It also allows users to share their environment variables with other users. The environment variables are stored in a json file and can be imported or exported using the Dataverse Administrator.
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