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The provisioning request failed with 1 errors. See exception details for more information.

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I just added 49 fields to a new custom entity that I created, and have been receiving the subject message trying to save. Is there a maximum number of fields that can be added to a custom entity? I checked and truncated the lenghts of the display name and field name many of the fields, but still the same message. Is there a maximum length of either that CDS will allow? The cuurent message says: "The provisioning request failed with 1 errors. See exception details for more information. RequestId: d395f1c2-859d-4ab1-a455-09257844bb8b." Where do I go to see these exception details?

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Hi @Anonymous,

I didn't see any document mentioning that there is a limitation for fields added for one entity.

But for the data fields, you may take a look at the article below:

Entity field data types

Currently there is no proper way for end users to check the RequestId, I will forward this and see if it would help.

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Michael

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LBrisingamen 2 on at

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Do you use any 'reserved names' as your field names? I ran into this error and it turned out I couldn't use the Name 'Schema'. Changed it to 'ObjectSchema' and I was able to save and publish the entity. Not sure what all the reserved words are, but may one of your column names.

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Hello
I have the same problem wiht the word 'parent' changed the field to 'parents' and all okay
This was the context:
Sort(Filter(Table1,Parents = LookUp(Table1,Branch=ddAgentName.Selected.Value,Parents) ),Year)
cannot remember the error message, but it took hours of trial and error to conclude that 'parent' is a reserved word

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