Dataverse - Relationship behaviors

Welcome to Dataverse hidden gems series. This series is focussed on the different type of Relationship behavior in dataverse. So, Let's get started. When we apply any relationship between dataverse tables, we have different behavior settings. Let's see what are those settings. We can apply relationship behavior as Parental, Referencial and Custom. Based on our need we need to choose appropriate relationship behavior for our dataverse table. Let's explore each behavior properties in detail.

Key Takeaways:

1. Dataverse Relationship Advaced options
2. Behaviors in Dataverse Relationships
3. Referential Behavior in Dataverse
4. What is Remove Link and Restrict in dataverse relationship
5. Parental Behavior in Dataverse Relationship
6. Custom Relationship behavior in dataverse
7. Cascade All, Cascade Active, Cascade User Owned, Cacade None in Dataverse

Chapters:

00:00 Start

00:50 Overview of Dataverse Tables

01:26 Referential, Parental and Custom Behaviour in Relationship

02:00 Remove Link with Referential in Dataverse

03:27 referential and Restrict in Dataverse

04:27 Parental Relationship Behaviour in Dataverse

05:35 Custom Relationship Behaviour in Dataverse

06:26 Assign with Custom Relationship Behaviour

07:19 Share Property with Custom

07:50 Unshare

08:00 ReParent

09:00 Subscribe!!

Security concepts in Microsoft Dataverse

One of the key features of Dataverse is its rich security model that can adapt to many business usage scenarios. This security model is only in play when there is a Dataverse database in the environment.

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What is Microsoft Dataverse?

Dataverse lets you securely store and manage data that's used by business applications. Data within Dataverse is stored within a set of tables. A table is a set of rows (formerly referred to as records) and columns (formerly referred to as fields/attributes).

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