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Properties In Managed and Unmanaged Dataverse Solutions
In this video, Matt showcases the difference between a managed and unmanaged solution when it comes to Dataverse and how to export and import them. In addition,
In this video, Matt showcases the difference between a managed and unmanaged solution when it comes to Dataverse and how to export and import them. In addition, there are specific properties that by default are allowed to be changed in a managed solution that you may not be aware of. Matt shows where these settings are located and how to manipulate them. He also shows where you need to go inside of an imported managed solution, to make changes to the features that you allowed.
Dataverse, formerly known as Common Data Service (CDS), is a low-code platform that is part of Microsoft’s Power Platform. It allows organizations to build custom business applications and automate processes by creating and managing data, workflows, and custom logic. The platform provides a central repository for data that can be used across different applications and services.
Dataverse is based on the concept of entities, which are similar to tables in a relational database. Each entity represents a type of data, such as accounts, contacts, or opportunities, and can be customized to meet the specific needs of an organization. Dataverse also provides a rich set of APIs and tools that allow developers to build custom applications and integrations with other Microsoft and non-Microsoft services.
Some of the key features of Dataverse include:
- Customizable entities: The ability to create custom entities and define relationships between entities to model business data.
- Workflow automation: The ability to automate business processes using Power Automate and create custom logic using Power Apps.
- Security and compliance: Dataverse provides robust security and privacy features, such as role-based access control, data encryption, and audit trails.
- Integrations: Dataverse integrates with other Microsoft products, such as
Dynamics 365, SharePoint, and Power Apps, as well as with non-Microsoft services and tools through the use of APIs and connectors.
Overall, Dataverse provides a flexible and scalable platform for building custom business applications and automating processes, making it a valuable tool for organizations looking to streamline their operations and improve their data management capabilities.
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