How to change the name of app owner - I know PowerShell cmdlet - it gives error

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How to change the name of app owner - I know PowerShell cmdlet - it gives error. So please don't provide a link to the Page where all cmdlets are listed.

I use this cmdlet interactively.

Set-AdminPowerAppOwner

It asks for AppName, EnvironmentName and AppOwner.

What should I supply? AppName has space - do I put into double quotes? same with EnvironmentName.

Or Do enter AppID and Environment UniqueID? Whar should be entered for AppOwner? O365 Login ID? Display name ? Anyone who has tried this, please provide the above details. I will really appreciate it.

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redleo85 17 on at

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Re: How to change the name of app owner - I know PowerShell cmdlet - it gives error

You need to supply the relevant names, which to most people look more like IDs.

You get the EnvironmentName from the list of the following command:
Get-PowerAppEnvironment
You get the PowerApp Name from the following command:
Get-PowerApp
What you are probably refering to as the AppName is actually the DisplayName.
You get the user id through a call to AzureAD.
Connect-AzureAD $user = Get-AzureADUser -searchstring [e-mail-address]
Then you can call the command you know:
Set-AdminPowerAppOwner -AppName [AppName] -EnvironmentName [EnvironmentName] -Owner $user.ObjectId
[AppName] and [EnvironmentName] should look something like xxxxxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx

Hope this helps