Hello People,
Can we use stored procedure the same as patch function? or there is a different format we have to use while working with the stored procedures? I'm trying to use the procedure to save some information from the app to the database.
Thanks,
Omi
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I would recommend using a stored procedure to retrieve the data and then patch to update it.
Power Apps doesn't support the use of SQL Stored Procedures directly. You can invoke a Stored Procedure from a Power Automate flow that is kicked off by Power apps. That's typically what I do.
Hi @Pstork1 ,
What you prefer or suggest then using the stored procedure is better or Use patch function to store the data?
Thanks,
Omi
I would recommend using a stored procedure to retrieve the data and then patch to update it.
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