Simple Data access based on 'Contact Access' - relationship not appearing on power pages

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Posted on by lkay

Hi everyone - I'm new to power pages, but with experience in dynamics sales.

I created a new custom dataverse table called 'Questionnaire' which will store customer questionnaire responses.

I have created a 1:N relationship between the default Contact table and Questionnaire table.

Even after creating and publishing the relationship, I don't see the Relationship listed in Power Pages when 'Contact Access' is selected under 'Access Type'.

Finally, I go to the portal management, and was able to choose the relationship from there:

Why can I not see it in the power pages table permissions interface?

thanks in advance

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Inogic 1,135 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @lkay,

The relationships of the custom entities are typically visible when creating a table permission in Power Pages.
If you cannot see the relationship, you might need to refresh the website to update the changes from CRM to Power Pages.
1. Navigate to "Set Up" within the Power Pages Design Studio.
2. Look for the "Open Admin Centre".

Please refer to the screenshot provided below.

3. Click on the “Restart Site”

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lkay 38 on at

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yes thank you, i guess it needed time to sync up the pages in power pages design studio. It looks good this morning.
thank you @Inogic

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