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Principal Consultant at Microsoft writing about Power Platform, AI, 3D printing, and the occasional side project gone sideways.
The SSIS Data Viewer is basically a breakpoint for your data flow. Here is how to enable it on a path, read the real rows at runtime, and stop debugging your assumptions instead of your data.
Point your self-hosted OpenClaw instance at GitHub Copilot's models — Claude, GPT-5, Gemini — using one device-flow OAuth login and your existing Copilot subscription. No per-provider API keys.
How to wire OpenClaw to Synology Chat so a household can share a self-hosted AI assistant — with private DMs for each person plus a shared family channel — without ever leaving the NAS.
Pin your Docker subnet, allow it through the DSM firewall, and stop chasing 'why did it stop working?' after every redeploy.
I was working with the Dataverse MCP server yesterday and noticed that when I created new tables through it, they were all getting the default cr*** prefix from the Common Data Services Default…
If you use the Power Platform CLI (PAC CLI) in GCC High or DoD environments, you may run into a sudden crash that looks like this:
The goal of this setup is to allow an Azure DevOps pipeline running in the Commercial cloud to move files (e.g., build artifacts, documentation, or deployment packages) into a Storage Account in GCC…
I’m using managed identity to let a Dataverse plug-in call Azure resources without storing secrets. One of those calls hits a Logic App (Consumption) via the When an HTTP request is received trigger.
When working with Azure Data Factory (ADF) and the Dataverse connector, passing the pipeline trigger time into a Data Flow can be trickier than expected.
Recently I was working on data where I needed to pick one best row per group, then merge that result with a lookup table.
To quickly see which Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies are applied to a specific Power Platform environment, you can use a direct URL. This article shows you how to:
This tutorial delves into integrating PowerApps Component Framework (PCF) controls with host form data within Microsoft Power Platform’s model-driven apps.
