Power Shell script

[mpezzutti]

Hello everyone

I need a big help here I am writing a powershell script to execute from my powerapps. I pass three parameters into the flow which is the environment (ie Para1), User Guid(ie Para 2) and the APP ID GUid (ie Para 3). I need to make it run as a powershell script

Below is my code that is going to create a file in onedrive. I am just guessing this is the way to do it

param([string] $Environ = Para1,
[string] $Userguid = Para2,
[string] $Appguid = Para3
)
Remove-AdminPowerAppRoleAssignment -$Environ -AppName $Appguid -RoleId $Userguid

https://australia.flow.microsoft.com/manage/environments/ab6675c6-b992-4ca9-80d8-b87f1dfcb9d1/flows/... 

[yashag2255]

Hi @mpezzutti 

You cannot directly run a PowerShell script from Flow or PowerApps. You can invoke a function app or a script from Azure automation for something like this: http://johnliu.net/blog/2018/4/run-any-pnp-powershell-in-one-azurefunction-from-microsoft-flow 

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[mpezzutti]

I do not know if my coding is correct! Also I do not know if Im doing it correctly . What should I do after the one drive could you please indicate what I have to do in Azure Automation and the coding. Im really lost

Thanks Marco

[yashag2255]

Hi @mpezzutti 

It will not work like that. You might want to follow this blog here: https://practical365.com/microsoft-365/how-to-run-powershell-scripts-to-automate-manual-processes-in... 

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