Office365Users.SearchUserV2 not returning any results

[Daved1]

So i have a solution with 2 Apps.  I added the following to a button OnSelect in 2 Canvas Apps,

ClearCollect( colUsers3, Office365Users.SearchUserV2({top: 999}).value );

Both using the same connection reference to Office365Users.  

In one app it works fine and returns the expected Users.

The other app returns no users (not working)

Why ??  Any ideas - this is driving me crazy.  I have no errors in either app, i have tried removing and re-adding the data source (Office365Users).  I cannot get this to work in one app, but works fine in the other.   I am at a loss..

Thanks

[RandyHayes]

@Daved1 

Check your features in the app that are enabled, comparing the working to the non-working to see if you have any feature that might be impacting the results.

I hope this is helpful for you.

[Daved1]

Thanks for the idea.  I did not think of this.  I went thru and made sure all the upcoming features, preview, experimental and retired mathced.  I made sure they all matched, I save, published, close the app, refreshed the browser, re-opened, but the problem persists.

I think it has something to do with the connection, but i have tried to remove and re-add it.  Yet still does not work in 1 app , but works fine in the other...

[RandyHayes]

@Daved1 

Same environment?  Same connector?

If so, then you might try to use the Monitor Tool to see if you can discover anything from that.

[Daved1]

Same environment, same connector (I think)

Another good suggestion...

Result from working app

Result from non working app

[Daved1]

This is very strange

This does not return any records

ClearCollect(colUsers3,
Office365Users.SearchUserV2({top: 999}).value
);

This works and returns the expected records

ClearCollect(colUsers5,
Office365Users.SearchUser({top: 999})
);

So i don't think its the connection.  It must be something in the solution.  I tried to create a new app and only added a button to load the collection

ClearCollect(colUsers3,
Office365Users.SearchUserV2({top: 999}).value
);

and it did not work

[RandyHayes]

@Daved1 

The SearchUserV2 action will not return results (by default) if no search term is provided.  In order to return results without a search term, you need to tell it isSearchTermRequired false.

So, your formula would be:

ClearCollect(colUsers3,
    Office365Users.SearchUserV2({top: 999, isSearchTermRequired:false}).value
);