How can i use this ID generated by sharepoint? I have an app that HR create meetings, and in the sharepoint i can see in each meeting created has an ID, but i cant retrieve this ID in other form to make some update.
SharePoint always has an ID column in a list or library which is unique, you can use this or alternatively you can create a new GUID and assign it to your own column as an ID. For meetings if you are doing these in outlook you need the MeetingID which is a GUID created by Exchange when the item is created, I will try to cover this in a seperate video.
Hey, do you have any ideas on how to tackle preserving the default SP id's if I was to copy my prod data into a dev? The only way I see doing this is to create my own id's such as your guid trick but would prefer not to.
Great question I really want to do a whole series on Dataverse so will make sure I cover this. Dataverse creates a GUID type column as an ID for each row that is the Primary Key in a table, you can access it via the the column name, if you look in Dataverse you will see its name is automatically created with the same name as the table
@@Novalogix-ltd Hello....need ur help...I m using dataverse to store data....ID column is of autonumber data type...after saving data to table....I want that unique value of autonumber column...how to get that.. Do u have any idea
Hey! just start your count at 10000 and add the next or even better use Dataverse and Autonumbers will do the magic, SharePoint will always start at 1 and work up so at worst you can multiply the ID * 1000
How can i use this ID generated by sharepoint? I have an app that HR create meetings, and in the sharepoint i can see in each meeting created has an ID, but i cant retrieve this ID in other form to make some update.
SharePoint always has an ID column in a list or library which is unique, you can use this or alternatively you can create a new GUID and assign it to your own column as an ID.
For meetings if you are doing these in outlook you need the MeetingID which is a GUID created by Exchange when the item is created, I will try to cover this in a seperate video.
Hey, do you have any ideas on how to tackle preserving the default SP id's if I was to copy my prod data into a dev? The only way I see doing this is to create my own id's such as your guid trick but would prefer not to.
The only way to do this is programmatically or with a tool like ShareGate I am afraid the ID are always generated as items are created
I am using dataverse table to store data, then how can l get unique 🆔 in powerapps form load?
Great question I really want to do a whole series on Dataverse so will make sure I cover this.
Dataverse creates a GUID type column as an ID for each row that is the Primary Key in a table, you can access it via the the column name, if you look in Dataverse you will see its name is automatically created with the same name as the table
@@Novalogix-ltd Hello....need ur help...I m using dataverse to store data....ID column is of autonumber data type...after saving data to table....I want that unique value of autonumber column...how to get that..
Do u have any idea
hey, how do you generate a random sequential number that start from 1000?
Hey! just start your count at 10000 and add the next or even better use Dataverse and Autonumbers will do the magic, SharePoint will always start at 1 and work up so at worst you can multiply the ID * 1000
hi, great video! it helped me a lot. just one question, how can i save that GUID on sharepoint in a seperate column?
GUID's are just strings so add a string column and save that bad boy
Excelent! Tks a lot!
You are welcome!
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