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Dataverse connector - List rows iterating through "Model Driven App" hidden table spits unformatted JSON

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I have a simple use case to extract the list of model driven apps name in a current environment.

There is a backend table which is not usually visible when using make.powerautomate.com interface named as "Model-driven Apps"

This table is only visible when the Dataverse connector - List rows are used.

 

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When I run this flow, it runs successfully. However, the output JSON is not well formatted when spitted out by this action and thereby I cannot parse the output JSON. Any idea why is this happening?

 

Note: I am running this flow on a Developer Environment

 

 

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  • v-xiaochen-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @GirishUppal ,

     

    Does it return the correct json format after putting the output into compose?

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    Best Regards,

    Wearsky

  • Girish Uppal Profile Picture
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    Thanks Wearsky for the comments. The compose actions doesn't render the correct JSON as the incoming input for that action is not well formed. Please find the supporting screenshot. 

     

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    Apparently it was an issue with 'JSON viewer' extension from Microsoft Edge extensions.

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