Custom view expose to PowerBI via OData - acumatica

I have created a custom SQL view and a customization to create a customize report. Now I have created a Generic Inquiry to expose it to PowerBI via OData.
I looks like because it is a customization, it is not appearing in PowerBI. Same works if I add only existing DAC. (see screenshot for more info).
Let me know if I am missing anything. Please suggest.

I found the answer. Do not include an underscore in alias when you create GI to expose via OData.

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create Sharepoint Online List template from spfx app

I have to make a list template for my sharepoint online App.
I success with Element.xml and schema.xml files to create a list from a template but I need the template to be available for later use in the list template of the website.
anyone know how I can do this in my spfx app ? (I found with powershell but I have to make the template available by installing the app on the website)
Based on my research and testing, unfortunately there is currently no way to create a list template using SPFx. We can only create lists using SPFX. As a workaround, I still recommend you use Microsoft PowerShell to create and manage custom list templates.
More information for reference:
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SharePoint connector missing in LogiApps

I am not able to see the SharePoint connector in Logic Apps to trigger. Can you please help me as I am stuck.
Trying to connect Logic Apps to Sharepoint list to trigger when an item is added or modified to list but I cannot see the Sharepoint connector itself.
As said by #Skin, sharepoint connector is available in Consumption Plan but if you are required to use standard plan make sure while searching you navigate to Azure tab where you can find the missing connector.

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I have created a dashboard with a few widgets which runs varies queries to change the visualisations.I would like to share the dashboard alone but unable to do so via publishing it as the dropdowns are removed in the published dashboard.
is there any solution to this problem without integrating any other third party visualisation tools.
searched various documentation for the solution but could not find any hints.
Widgets should be visible when you share the dashboard. Double check the permissions the dashboard receiver has as well as the sharing setting (which credentials are used when running the queries behind the dashboard).
For more details, refer to Dashboard access control
Note: If permissions look okay you could file a support ticket via the portal for further investigation.
FYI - There are more publishing options for dashboards in the roadmap.

Are there any Logic App connectors for Oracle Fusion ERP?

Are there any Logic App connectors for Oracle Fusion ERP?
I've checked the Microsoft list and can only find the Oracle Database connector, which seems amazing.
Alternatively, has one one created a custom connector?
Seems you are looking Oracle Fusion ERP connector on azure logic app right?
Unfortunately it is not available right now.
But you can create custom connector on Azure Logic App as it has full customized functionality. You could integrate your API, manage your data type, set own business logic and many more. Let's have a look how you could create Custom Connector
Step:1
Browse to Azure portal and click on All services and search Custom connector Like below
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Select Logic Apps Custom Connector and Add your custom connector as you like. See the below screen shot.
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You can even check your Custom Connector validation on portal.
Note: If you need full process integration guidelines you could check here
If you still have any question please feel free to share. Thanks and happy coding!

Migrating custom Tabs from Demo account to production account

We are migrating our DocuSign Demo account to production. For this- we downloaded all templates from demo account as xml and uploaded same on production account- Which is working fine.
We have approx 200 custom Tabs created for these templates in demo account, is there any way to download/migrate these Custom Tabs to production account?
Good question, unfortunately there is no way of completely automating this; however there's one important thing I'll mention here which implies that you might not even have to migrate any of your Custom Tags, and I also have a manual workaround that will save you time if you do indeed want to migrate them.
First off, if you're using Custom Tags in templates only then you probably don't need to migrate any tags. The custom tag definition is embedded within the xml of your templates, so the system should have enough information to display and utilize them in your envelopes as expected.
However if you're using them in other places and/or you want them to show in the Custom Tag area of your production account preferences in order to modify them, then you can do the following to help save some time:
Create and save a template in demo that has all the Custom Tags that you want to migrate.
Migrate the template by downloading the template xml from demo and uploading into your production account.
Open the template and for each tab you want migrated double click and select Save As Custom. This will in turn add the Custom Tag to your production account.
Unfortunately that's the quickest way to migrate Custom Tags currently, but as mentioned you might not have to do this at all - your envelopes still have all the info they need to function properly in production.

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