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Hi all,
I just imported an application from Dataverse to Dataverse for Teams. The system name is showing as "new_nameofapplication_63222" rather than the usual system prefix and the name of the application. I assume this is normal? Will this application work in just the same way as others created directly in the environment?
Are there any known issues with working with applications that have been imported into Dataverse for Teams? Any useful documentation I can read? The only official stuff I have found is this: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/powerapps-docs/blob/live/powerapps-docs/teams/import-solution-in-teams.md
I would like to move an application that is currently using SharePoint over to Dataverse for Teams so I'm hoping I can import it rather than having to rebuild completely.
Thanks
Hi @HFG ,
Please check out the following article (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/teams/import-solution-in-teams) for details.
The biggest thing to consider is if you used any of the standard dataverse entities or enabled "Activities", this will be a challenge as it will not import as not supported.
No other issues that I know of right now.
Hopefully this is what you were looking for.
Thanks,
Drew
Hi @HFG,
To answer your question about the prefix it's because you exported the solution with another publisher; specifically the default publisher. You can edit the publisher on the solution (select solution --> Settings) and create a new one for your organization with the right prefix or update the default publisher with the desired prefix. Once done, delete the table(s) (and other solution components) in Teams and re-import the solution.
Apart from what Drew mentioned on limitations, the other limitations in DV4T I know of are:
Here's the doc on limitations: https://docs.microsoft.com/powerapps/teams/data-platform-compare#:~:text=In%20Dataverse%20for%20Teams%20and,apps%2C%20chatbots%2C%20and%20workflows.&text=The%202%2DGB%20capacity%20provided,1%20million%20rows%20of%20data.
So basically the components in your solution cannot contains any of those limitations...
Hope this helps!
@EricRegnier and @dpoggemann
Thank you both for your replies, very helpful. I'm off to do some reading on solutions!
Thanks!
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