I didn't realize I would find the solution to all of my problems in this video. Watching this in August of 2024 and this method just helped me pull 89k records from SQL during a test. Just with the simple method that you shared, Dawid, it can be utilized into different more ways. THIS IS AMAZING. THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING VIDEO! So sad to see that you haven't uploaded recent videos on your channel. :(
Fantastic tutorial, I was able to make the app with live data from our ERP system. The onl yproblem is that a non Premium users cannot open th app as it contains premium connectors through the flow. Any idea how to work around this so also PRO users will be able to use this APP? Thanks a lot
hello, what if there are zero items as result of the query? how do I avoid the error in powerapps saying that it was expecting a json in return but got nothing?
Dave, this was really good. I'm new to PA, been using Excel tables up to this point. But that 2000 rec limit is choking me. So I will move up the next step to SQL queries. Thanks again.
Thank you Dave, fantastic presentation! And usefull. Would you be so kind to help me with a hint for this issue. I understand that Json does not support datetime values, so if i load the response output in a powerapps gallary i get a completely different date. Do i need to convert the Response output? Or do i need to use add collums in the collection to convert the string to datetime? Thankyou for any idea!
Yes we use it often without a problem. SQL Queries don't work to on premises SQL though, you need to use stored procedures for this. Here is a video that shows this method. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BAGBzI4zdww.html
@@DavesTechTips We are also trying to use this with on-premise server with no luck. Even have an MS ticket but still not resolved. So we have to use stored procedures?