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35In short my question is: do the Power Apps licenses (per app and per user) give use rights to any table in Dataverse, including virtual tables from BC?
I hope I'm not posting a question that has already been answered somewhere but I haven't found a clear answer on either this forum or the Power Apps forum, as well as the licensing guides.
I have a Power App that uses Business Central Virtual Tables in Dataverse. Users WITH a license for BC have no issue loading the tables (Dynamics 365 Business Central Essentials). However users that can only use the Power Apps per App license cannot load the data. They get an error message on both custom API pages and standard webservices:
- The requested operation is invalid. Server Response: MyTableName failed: The server has rejected the client credentials.
However if I do a lookup through a Power Automate workflow, the Power Apps per App users can get to the data in Dataverse.
Power Platform Licensing Guide June 2021
The user rights table on page 6 suggests that you have some use rights wit D365 within the same environments, such as using standard and premium connectors and Dataverse. But I believe this table is meant to show the use rights for Power Apps if you already have a BC license, not the other way around.
D365 Licensing Guide June 2021
Page 43: "Power Apps users who have a Power Apps license may use custom applications to access (that is, create, read, update or delete) any Dynamics 365 non-restricted table in the Dataverse. However, Power Apps users and devices that need to create, update, or delete data in Dynamics 365 restricted tables must be properly licensed for Dynamics 365."
I think the term restricted tables apply to tables in other D365 applications, but not in BC. I think this doesn't really apply to my scenario.
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