Change a connection for existing Azure LogicApps Friday, October 20, 2017 2:00 PM Toni Pohl If one of your coworkers created a LogicApp some months ago and you want to "de-personalize" the connections used in a flow, you can modify the settings easily – if you know how to. Azure | App | Cloud | English | Developer | Microsoft | Flow | Business Intelligence Mediumlink | Permalink | Comments (0) | Post RSS mehr
Provisioning an Office 365 group with an approval flow and Azure functions-part 3 Thursday, October 5, 2017 8:00 PM Martina Grom This article describes the workflow for the group provisioning process by using the Azure function from part two in combination with PowerApps, SharePoint Online and Flow to enable a good user experience. Technically, we already have the toolset with the ProvisionGroup function. Now let’s create the rest. Azure | App | Cloud | Developer | English | Exchange | Microsoft | MVP | Office | Office365 | PowerApps | Event | PowerShell | SharePoint | Flow Mediumlink | Permalink | Comments (5) | Post RSS mehr
Provisioning an Office 365 group with an approval flow and Azure functions-part 1 Thursday, September 28, 2017 3:30 AM Martina Grom Office 365 groups span over various Office 365 services and provide a great way for collaborating. By default, every user can create an Office 365 group. While self-service is a good thing and many businesses adopted into that direction, some companies still prefer the controlled approach. In real world environments, organizations usually want to restrict the group provisioning so that IT can control the wild growth of groups. This article series shows how to create an Office 365 group with an attached approval process with SharePoint Online, Flow and Azure functions. See how this works here! Azure | Cloud | Developer | English | Exchange | Microsoft | Office | Office365 | PowerShell | SharePoint | Flow | App | MVP | Event | PowerApps Mediumlink | Permalink | Comments (8) | Post RSS mehr
Integrate Microsoft Flow with an onprem SQL Server Tuesday, April 25, 2017 6:00 AM Jörg Schoba The blog shows how a Microsoft Flow can be integrated with an onprem SQL Server and retrieve and filter data dynamically from the database. Azure | Cloud | Flow | Microsoft | Office365 | SQL Server Mediumlink | Permalink | Comments (0) | Post RSS mehr