When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

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Hi All,

I quite new to D 365 BC. Just wanted to how to publish your cutumization of an app to a particular Tennant ID of Sandbox.

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

Thank you all! Worked with the SUPER permission.

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

Check your permission on the sandbox. You need to have SUPER permission to all company to push the extension.

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

I tried givng the TenantId as the value for the Parameter Tenant, But its displaying the following error :

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

You can write tenant: "YOURTENANTID" and you can find that ID in the url as suggested by Mohana) or by clicking on the ? button in the top right corner and then scroll at the bottom of the help page).

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

tenant id will be available in your BC url

businesscentral.dynamics.com/<Tenant id>/

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

@StefanoDemiliani, @TeddyHeryantto ,i dont know the AAD domain name that i should use a value in the Tenant parameter, but i do have the Tesnant BC open in my browser have the Tenant ID with me, is there any way to find out the tenant AAD domain name with the Tenant ID or through the Tenant D365 BC which is open in my browser?
[quote user="Stefano Demiliani"]
In launch.json file you can use the "tenant" parameter to point to the right customer tenant. For a cloud server, this parameter must contain a tenant AAD domain name, for example: mycustomer.onmicrosoft.com

To point to the right sandbox enviroment (if you have more than one of this) you can use the sandboxName parameter (always in launch.json file). Example:

"sandboxName": "YourSandboxName"
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Please help!

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Previous credentials will be cached so you have to run clear credentials cache as well.

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Teddy Herryanto (Th... 14,025 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

You can specify it in your launch.json file.

{

"version": "0.2.0",

"configurations": [

{

"type": "al",

"request": "launch",

"name": "Microsoft cloud sandbox",

"tenant": "",

"sandboxName": "Sandbox",

"startupObjectId": 26

"breakOnError": true,

"launchBrowser": true,

"enableLongRunningSqlStatements": true,

"enableSqlInformationDebugger": true,

}

]

}

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RE: When publishing it is not pointing to the correct Tennant ID

In launch.json file you can use the "tenant" parameter to point to the right customer tenant. For a cloud server, this parameter must contain a tenant AAD domain name, for example: mycustomer.onmicrosoft.com

To point to the right sandbox enviroment (if you have more than one of this) you can use the sandboxName parameter (always in launch.json file). Example:

"sandboxName": "YourSandboxName"

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