Failed to publish Model - Driven app

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Posted on by kodnil

Hello,

I am using my organisations subscription.

I am trying to play a simple model driver app through solutions and i am getting below error:

You don’t have permissions to these records or something may be wrong with the site map. Contact your Dynamics 365 administrator.If you are the administrator, you can go to the solutions page and import a different solution.

is this due to lack of permissions?

Can someone suggest me a O365 subscription which will have PowerApps, Flow, Teams, SharePoint which is required for doing RnD.

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RajYRaman 270 on at

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@kodnil- You first need to check why the solution import failed to further troubleshoot the issue. You can use Solutions History entity, that is inbuilt in PowerApps, for this purpose. Follow the instructions from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/common-data-service/solution-history and post the detailed error message, so that the root cause can be identified.

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v-yutliu-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @kodnil ,
Do you mean that you are unable to play a published model driven app?
Please check:
1)whether you have Plan2 license
Only users who have Plan2 license can run model-driven app
2)whether you have access to this app
3)whether you have access to the data source that is connected with this app

Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu

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kodnil 6 on at

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Hello,

How to check which plan i am using?

Also please suggest suitable license for personal development purpose. It should have services like PowerApps, Flow, Teams, AI Builder, SPO.

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caburk Microsoft Employee on at

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It shouldn't be license related if you can see the app. It's likely your security role. Do you know any admins for the environment? They would have to grant you a higher privilege. The other option is to create your own environment and database at admin.powerapps.com - then you'll be an admin.

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