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The requested operation is invalid. Server Response: XXXX failed: The query is not valid

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Hello, I have an app linked with several sharepoint lists and when I open the app it gives the warning:

The requested operation is invalid. Server Response: XXXX failed: The query is not valid. clientRequestId: 6f4b440a-3387-4634-a080-2a9654fbb254 serviceRequestId: 6f4b440a-3387-4634-a080-2a9654fbb254

It happens as soons as I open the app but right away everything works fine. It is not giving me any trouble but I would like to get rid of this warning.

I use this on App Start "Set(varUserName,Office365Users.MyProfile().DisplayName)" and with varUserName I set the property DisplayMode of some buttons I have in the app open screen by LookUp a true/false value from the XXXX sharepoint list with varUserName. Maybe it is correlated? Let me know your toughts

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rsaikrishna

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@bruno_madaleno

Did you check if you are getting the same error in the design mode of the app? If so, it will highlight the formula which is causing the error.

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Krishna Rachakonda

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When in design mode the error does not appear

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Hi @bruno_madaleno :

I suggest you re-publish this app and try it again?

If the problem still exists, I suggest you create a support ticket for professional assistance following the below procedure.

Get Help + Support - Power Platform | Microsoft Docs

Best Regards,

Bof

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bruno_madaleno 11 on at

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So I figured out what was the issues.

On App property OnStart I initiated the variable Set(varUserName,Office365Users.MyProfile().DisplayName)
But, since that variable was being used in the property DisplayMode of a button in the same screen, once I started the app the property display mode could not be initiated by the app because the first was still being calculated, that was why I only had the warnings on the start of the application, because after the OnStart property was completed and the variable varUserName was created the problem no longer persisted.

To solve it, I set a timer also starting on OnStart property of the app and the on timer end I set the change of the display mode property of the button I had with the resulted variable varUserName.

Problem solved!

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