I have a start page for our app and an "Enter" button. We are using SQL as our datasources. On the click event of the enter button, I have this code:
Refresh('[dbo].[vwPortfolio]'); Refresh('[dbo].[vwSubportfolio]'); Refresh('[dbo].[vwFacility]'); Concurrent(ClearCollect(colPortfolio,Sort('[dbo].[vwPortfolio]',PortfolioName)),ClearCollect(colSubportfolio,Sort('[dbo].[vwSubportfolio]',SubportfolioName)),ClearCollect(colFacility,'[dbo].[vwFacility]'),LoadData(colFaciltyImages,"cTempFacilityImages", true ));Navigate(PortfolioScreen,ScreenTransition.Cover);
For a sample reference, vwPortfolio is a SQL Data Source querying off a table called Portfolio in an Azure SQL database.
After the above code runs, a page with a gallery appears. The gallery is bound to the collection "colPortfolio" - which was populated with the data from "vwPortfolio" If one of our clients adds any data through our separate external web application to the table "Portfolio", then run the Powerapp (from the start page), any new values recently added do not show. If I remove the ClearCollect and bind the gallery on the next page directly to vwPortfolio, all the data from SQL shows.
Is this code incorrect? What is the protocol for filling collections with the most recent data from SQL when the app is run from the start page? It seems as if "Refresh" is not working the way I have this implemented.
Thanks
Hi @DCooper14 ,
If all data could show using the gallery, then ClearCollect should also be able to collect all the same data. If the newly added data does not show, please try to click on the button again and test.
Regards,
Mona
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