Power Automate (Flow) called by PowerApps, runs for one domain but not others.

[NewBee117]

One of my PowerApps calls Flow using a button to run a store procedure.  Users from the same AD domain with me run it just fine, however, users from a different domain of the same forest fail to update the database, flow status is successful. Where else can I look to find the break point? Is there a way to find out who run the Flow? Thanks.

[Delid4ve]

the App, flow, gateway and connection shared with the other domain users? Only have one domain so trying to get my head around it.

[NewBee117]

The app is shared with the users and everything within PowerApps run fine, except that button calling the Flow.  Sharing for Flow and Gateway are for admins or co-owners only? The connection to the database is using basic authentication with a SQL server service account. 

[Delid4ve · Accepted solution]

If the flow is completing problem must be sql side.
Have you tried adding
Begin transaction / commit transaction to your stored procedure and then checking the transaction logs?

I still find the whole ms permission model weird, ie you create a connection to OneDrive for business and use credentials for it, however whoever invokes the flow from PowerApps it uses their crendentials and their onedrive, why ask for credentials in the first place? Maybe something similar happening here

[v-monli-msft]

Hi @NewBee117 ,

Please check on below documentation:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/share-buttons

Regards,

Mona

[NewBee117]

You are correct, we've found the problem in the stored procedure. Once the logic is modified to include the condition, it is now working. It is not AD domain related at all. Thank you all for trying to help along the way!    🙂