D365FO OData and PowerBI, how to filter on datetime in URL
Just writing this for my own posterity. Maybe its already a commonly known tidbit. If you want to filter on datetime fields from D365FO OData services, from PowerBI, you have to do it in a …
Category: OData
New d365fo.integrations cmdlet: Invoke-D365ODataEntityAction
One of the newer commands added to the #d365fo.integrations module is the Invoke-D365ODataEntityAction, which can call OData actions. This is neat, because it allows us to automate more. In this post I’ll briefly describe how …
POSTMAN OData and D365FO
If you ever want to go back to basics to see what’s not working with your OData calls, or what’s possible, this post is for you. Fire up POSTMAN. It’s an online tool (can require …
d365fo.integrations: Get-D365ODataPublicEntity cont.
Following up on my previous post on Get-D365ODataPublicEntity, I wanted to show a bit more on how it can be used. Get-D365ODataPublicEntity can work with both the entity name and the entity set name: For …
Sample cmdlet from d365fo.integrations: Get-D365ODataPublicEntity
Here’s one of the clever commands to quickly search for entities…
Setting up PowerShell link to D365FO OData
If you feel like combining PowerShell with OData and D365FO, then look no further than the module called d365fo.integrations. Here’s a small snippet..