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How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

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Hi all,

I am having Azure table in Azure portal and i need to access the table in d365 FO using x++.

i am new to Azure portal. any suggestions /links .

Thanks in advance.

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    Logic Apps wouldn't require any code.

    If you decide to use the REST API, you should utilize .NET APIs, which you can utilize from both X++, C#, VB.NET, F#... My choice would be X++ for very simple things and C# for more complex ones.

  • Shaik146 Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    Hi Blue Wang,

    Thanks for the github link. Should i directly import the project frrom folder into my visual studio?

  • Shaik146 Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    Hi Martin,

    i need in development perspective, could u please enhance the given suggestions. Logic apps and Rest API. if possible doing in x++ is preferable else using c#/.NET could be guided.

    thanks in advacne

  • Blue Wang Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    Hi Test Bot,

    I agree to use Table Service REST API. It‘s able to easily query the dataset.

    I found a C # code for you:

    github.com/.../AzureTablesRestDemo

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    Yes, Power Automate is based on Logic Apps and therefore the connectors are available there as well. But since the question is about development, I thought Logic Apps would be a better match.

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    Rahul Mohta Profile Picture
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    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    could also explore using Power Automate

    sharing one of my blog

    community.dynamics.com/.../power-automate-flow-together-with-microsoft-dynamics-365-finance-and-operations

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    231,947 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: How to access/connect Azure storage tables using x++ in D365FO

    One option is writing code utilizing Table Service REST API. Another is using Logic Apps, which have connectors to both Azure storage and D365FO.

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