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Principal Consultant at Microsoft writing about Power Platform, AI, 3D printing, and the occasional side project gone sideways.
An open-source Excel add-in starter that puts the Dataverse SDK in your hands as ordinary C#, with batching, degree of parallelism, connection tuning, and a connection manager covering interactive, client-secret, and certificate sign-in across commercial and US government clouds.
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If the KingswaySoft Dataverse, Premium File, or Azure Blob components do not show up in the SSIS Toolbox, the usual cause is a project target version that does not match the SQL Server version the components were installed for. Here is how to check and fix it.
The KingswaySoft Azure Blob Storage Destination wants FullPath as container/folder/file with forward slashes, even though the connection manager already asks for a container. Here is the error, why it is misleading, and the one-line fix.
The SSIS Data Viewer is basically a breakpoint for your data flow. Here is how to enable it on a path, read the real rows at runtime, and stop debugging your assumptions instead of your data.
Point your self-hosted OpenClaw instance at GitHub Copilot's models — Claude, GPT-5, Gemini — using one device-flow OAuth login and your existing Copilot subscription. No per-provider API keys.
Pin your Docker subnet, allow it through the DSM firewall, and stop chasing 'why did it stop working?' after every redeploy.
How to wire OpenClaw to Synology Chat so a household can share a self-hosted AI assistant — with private DMs for each person plus a shared family channel — without ever leaving the NAS.
I was working with the Dataverse MCP server yesterday and noticed that when I created new tables through it, they were all getting the default cr*** prefix from the Common Data Services Default…
If you use the Power Platform CLI (PAC CLI) in GCC High or DoD environments, you may run into a sudden crash that looks like this:
The goal of this setup is to allow an Azure DevOps pipeline running in the Commercial cloud to move files (e.g., build artifacts, documentation, or deployment packages) into a Storage Account in GCC…
I’m using managed identity to let a Dataverse plug-in call Azure resources without storing secrets. One of those calls hits a Logic App (Consumption) via the When an HTTP request is received trigger.
When working with Azure Data Factory (ADF) and the Dataverse connector, passing the pipeline trigger time into a Data Flow can be trickier than expected.
