No problem! By 3 data entries, I assume you mean 3 new rows in the table...? In which case, yes, a batch request is the only way to achieve this I believe.
@@CRMChap yes exactly, thank you :) I was a bit confused cause with SQL you can generate several rows with one command. I'm still not sure why they don't have an easier way for this. I mean, it's pretty standard...
In this case, you probably need to implement an on-behalf flow using OAuth 2.0. Further details can be found here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-oauth2-on-behalf-of-flow
Thanks for this video!
If I want to create 3 new data entries, is there a quick and easy way? Or do I need the batch request from the other video?
No problem! By 3 data entries, I assume you mean 3 new rows in the table...? In which case, yes, a batch request is the only way to achieve this I believe.
@@CRMChap yes exactly, thank you :)
I was a bit confused cause with SQL you can generate several rows with one command.
I'm still not sure why they don't have an easier way for this. I mean, it's pretty standard...
We are trying to build a mobile app for a portal site. How can we authenticate local users using the dataverse api?
In this case, you probably need to implement an on-behalf flow using OAuth 2.0. Further details can be found here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-oauth2-on-behalf-of-flow