Lets make Bicep(s) now

Hi Folks,

Let’s work on your Bicep(s) from now onwards. Not the physical musculus but the Logical one, I am talking about the Logic apps here.

The Bicep is a language for declaratively deploying Azure resources and is a domain-specific language (DSL), which means it's designed for a particular scenario or domain. You can use Bicep instead of JSON for developing your Azure Resource Manager templates (ARM templates). It helps to simplify the authoring experience by providing concise syntax, better support for code reuse, and improved type safety. It isn't intended as a general programming language for writing applications.

Here are some useful links for reference, so let’s build the Bicep now.

What is Bicep (Preview)?

Install Bicep

Cheers!!!

-Harry 

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Quick Fix: Batch service didn't start Error 1064

Error message: Windows could not start Microsoft Dynamics 365 Unified operations: Batch management Service service on Local Computer. 

Error 1064: An exception occurred in the service when handling the control request.

Solution: Check if the system is under maintenance mode, if yes disable the same and try again.

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How to get meta data of an Data Entity MSDynD365

Hi Folks,

Here we got one awesome update on D365FO data management, now you get metadata of any data entity in a very useful format in an excel file.  You will get the below information for each data entity.

Let's see how to get that, go to the "Data management" workspace and click on the "Data entity" tile.

Select your data entity and in the menu bar select the "Get metadata" button.

The system will download the metadata in an excel file even for any custom field or entire custom data entity, pl find below a sample file for the Vendor Group.

Cheers!!!

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