Microsoft Ignite 2019 My Sesssions
Will you be at Microsoft Ignite next week? If so I hope to see you at one of my three sessions.
A Guide to Building Enterprise-ready Flows
I am proud to announce that a white paper on building better flows that I authored for Microsoft is now available: A Guide to Building Enterprise-ready Flows. The guide outline practices, principles, methods, and patterns for designing Microsoft Flow solutions.…
Solutions and When a Record is Selected don’t get along
Fellow MVP - Antti Pajunen - raised this question the other day. Even though I had heard some conversations about the limitation, I hadn't seen anyone validate it and blog it. You can't currently include Flow's equivalent to an on-demand…
Microsoft Flow – Parallel Branches
If you have worked with integrations creating records for Dynamics 365 for any period of time you know one thing - Record creation can be slow. When you are using Microsoft Flow to create several records in D365 the Flow…
Microsoft Ignite 2019
Looks like the Fall is going to very busy. I will be in Orlando twice. First for the Dynamic Communities 2019 North American Summit where I will have four sessions I am presenting. And now I have just learned out…
User Group Summit – 2019
I have a full repertoire of sessions I am presenting at the upcoming CRMUG and PowerPlatform North America 2019 UG Summit Check them out: NAAF02 - 20 Best Practice Flow Design Tips : In this fast paced session, I will…
Microsoft Flow and Deleted Records
Once of the cool triggers that Flow has for the Common Data Service is when a record is deleted. I thought I would give it a spin to see what it might do and could it 'replace' my dependence on…
Flow Notification flowpush API error
If you ever see the following error message it means you are trying to create a second connection for the notification connection. The systems only allows one. If you try to do this: You will get this error:
Flow UI Changed Again? Nope!
The Microsoft Flow team is on a rapid trajectory, releasing improvements to the product every week. Sometimes it feels like everyday since we don't always do the same things with Flow every time we work with. A peer posed the…
Using Microsoft Flow Parallelism to process CDS Records
Do you need to process a lot of Common Data Service records as fast as possible? Then you should consider setting the Concurrency degrees of parallelism to as high a level as your service will support. In an earlier blog…