I have played around quite a bit with SP Lists, so I am aware of the delegation issues. Today while poking around in the PowerApps Portal I found Entities. Did some Googling, but never found a good, clear comparison. What are the Pros & Cons of using either of these?
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So unless you are already licensed for one of the Dyamics 365 products that includes the equivalent of P2 licensing it tends to get expensive pretty fast.
There are other differences, but those are the two biggest ones that really count.
So unless you are already licensed for one of the Dyamics 365 products that includes the equivalent of P2 licensing it tends to get expensive pretty fast.
There are other differences, but those are the two biggest ones that really count.
Hi @TiredOldCoder ,
Do you want to know the Pros & Cons of using SP List or CDS Entity in PowerApps?
More details about the difference (Pros & Cons) between SP List data source and CDS Entity in PowerApps, please check the following blogs:
http://powerappsguide.com/blog/post/excel-vs-sharepoint-vs-sql-server-vs-cds
https://baizini-it.com/blog/index.php/2017/08/29/powerapps-101-data-storage/
Please check and see if the above blogs would help in your scenario.
Best regards,
Thank you - exactly what I needed to know. I have E3 so that includes P1. I was wondering if the effort of going to a more structured environment in CDS was cost effective.
Bill
Just to clarify. Office 365 E3 license does NOT include PowerApps Plan 1. Plan 1 is an additional license that must be purchased seperately.
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