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SQL Database not listed?

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Reaching out to the brains trust for some help.

 

I've created connections to two SQL databases but only one shows up in the pick list for the Database name?

 

Any ideas why?

 

 
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    KarlNixon Profile Picture
    163 on at
    Re: SQL Database not listed?

    Thanks - I managed to solve the problem.

     

    The database can be selected by editing the selection on the action ie Insert Row (v2)

     

     

     

  • v-bacao-msft Profile Picture
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    Re: SQL Database not listed?

     

    Hi @KarlNixon ,

     

    I am afraid I did not understand your intention. As far as I know, a connection corresponds to a Database name, so only one Database is expected to appear in the Database name drop-down list.

     

    What authentication method do you choose? If you use SQL Server Authentication and Windows Authentication, we also specify a separate database when creating a connection, so a connection corresponds to only one database.

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    Best Regards,

  • Anupam.khasia Profile Picture
    355 on at
    Re: SQL Database not listed?

    Looking at issue , it could be data glitch from Microsoft . I would suggest you to create a case with Microsoft.

  • KarlNixon Profile Picture
    163 on at
    Re: SQL Database not listed?

    Why would they be visable and active in Powerapps but not Power Automate?

  • Anupam.khasia Profile Picture
    355 on at
    Re: SQL Database not listed?

    Please go through below link as well for limitation of SQL Server connection.

     

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/sql/

     

  • Anupam.khasia Profile Picture
    355 on at
    Re: SQL Database not listed?

    Please try following : 

     

    • Try removing second sql connection and add it again.
    • Make sure you have SQL Server services running on server. 
    • Create case with  Microsoft Support 

    Let me know if above works.

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