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Run a flow in a model driven app

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Posted on by RyeTeacher 163

I am using the education accelerator in Dynamics 365. We have a course section entity that I want to be able to run a flow from so I can populate an attendance table. My question is how can I trigger a flow within the course section form for that entity and also grab the course section id of the current record? Ideally I want to manually run this flow via a button. 

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    Run a flow in a model driven app
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    CU02050725-0 16 on at
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    a33ik 84,325 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Run a flow in a model driven app

    Hello,

    It's recommended not to use it but there is no good alternatives.

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    RyeTeacher 163 on at
    RE: Run a flow in a model driven app

    Is it a best practice to not use depreciated triggers? Do you think they will be replacing it with another trigger?

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    a33ik 84,325 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Run a flow in a model driven app

    Hello,

    Eventually, it will be deprecated. But there is no other way to call power automate flows at the moment.

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    RyeTeacher 163 on at
    RE: Run a flow in a model driven app

    Thank you, I was able to see the connector. What does it mean that it is legacy, will this eventually be going away?

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    a33ik 84,325 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Run a flow in a model driven app

    Hello,

    Check this post - d365demystified.com/.../

    It's quite accurate with one thing to change - when you create a new Flow use "Dataverse (legacy)" connector and "On record select" trigger. Once your flow is published in a few minutes you should see it in the list of "on demand" flows in Dataverse interface.

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