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The user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection.

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I am trying to create a flow that will insert a row in a SQL database whenever a row is created in Common Data Service. However, when I click "Create flow", it says that the user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection. I'm assuming the non-Standard connection is referring to the Common Data Service connection, which is a Premium connection. I have Flow Plan 2. I have no idea why this could be happening because I supposedly should have access to premium connectors. Any ideas on a setting I'm missing or something of that nature?

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  • Re: The user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection.

    I have this problem too. Been working for months then suddenly stopped! I note that it is only HTTP Response (Premium) that has suddenly stopped working. StoredProc V2 (Premium) is fine! I created a new flow from scratch and now HTTP Response (Premium) won't even add to flow. It's like an empty jpg when you click on it.😡

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    _jmk_ 4 on at
    Re: The user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection.

    I had this problem too. I had a Flow that I had been using and was still able to trigger without issue. However, when I attempted save (even without making any changes) this same error message appeared. 

     

    The problem was occuring across any Flow that I owned that had a HTTP request or response step in it (which is a built in connector so should not present any problem in terms of plan level).

     

    I think it is a bug at Microsoft's end. What worked for me (do not ask me why) was sharing the Flow with a colleague. I was then able to save my changes.

  • SergeyAslanov Profile Picture
    SergeyAslanov 10 on at
    Re: The user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection.

    Hello,

     

    The same issue. Were you able to solve it?

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    v-micsh-msft on at
    Re: The user does not have a service plan adequate for the non-Standard connection.

    Hi @Anonymous,

     

    Please take a look at Office 365 Admin Center, check the user licenses information from there.

    Make sure the Microsoft Flow Plan 2 is assigned to the user.

    Besides, please also take a check for the connections used for the Action added in your flow. Such as the SQL Server Connection, and the action followed.

    I just tried the Common Data Service trigger, and the flow could be saved from my side, which made me think the issue should be caused by the other Actions you used in your flow.

    Regards,

    Michael

     

     

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