In each of my Azure SQL DB tables I have a field of datatype timestamp. These were added to resolve an issue where updates/inserts via PowerApps were unreliable.
If I create a collection based on the Azure SQL DB table with a timestamp field, then attempt to view the Collection (via File, Collections) this will invariably crash the web editor. If I use DropColumns in the ClearCollect statement (as per example below) I can view the collection without problems.
ClearCollect(LocalOrderDetail, DropColumns(Filter('[Order].[OrderDetail]', OrderDetailTimeInt >= varTodayTimeInt),"TS"));
I have been experiencing other crashes when working galleries based on collections that contain timestamp columns - fingers crossed these may resolve now I am dropping the timestamp columns from the collections.
Hi @PaulD1,
Thanks for posting.
If you are using PowerApps studio in Windows, then there should be Application logs saved in Event Viewer when it crashes.
If possible, please send it to me in Private Message.
I will then forward this from my side.
The possible cause of the crash should be the un-supported data type.
Could you please share more details about how you add the datatype timestamp in the SQL Table?
Regards,
Michael
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