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- Can you call a webservice from TSQL code? - Stack Overflow
@Rostol Perhaps 15 years later I can attempt to explain it better Calling a WebService from within SQL code is a bad idea for the performance reasons mentioned above -- but as you say, those can be rationalized away if you don't care about performancearen't a concern The more important reason why this is a bad idea is that it violates conventions and expectations that other developers will
- Send a user message to a user via Power Automate in MS Teams
You can try these Power Automate steps to create the 1:1 chat between you and the user, then send a message to it
- Power Automate editing posted teams message - Stack Overflow
I am using power automate to post a message to a teams channel The message cannot be edited by admin of that teams channel or any user in that channel I could not find an option to make the teams
- How can I list all collections in the MongoDB shell?
In the MongoDB shell, how do I list all collections for the current database that I'm using?
- Bot Channels Registration - Azure Bot Framework - Stack Overflow
A Bot in the Microsoft Bot Framework world basically consists of two things: a registration within the Microsoft Bot Framework services (which includes an Azure App registration) the "bot" itself, which is basically just a web-hosted resources that can receive and send json In the Azure resource listing, there is the option for a "Web Application Bot", which combines 1 2 above together - it
- How to configure vs code working directory in the launch. json
There is a launch json file there you should be able to set the cwd property (cwd stands for current working directory)
- Securing Blob Access using Entra ID - Stack Overflow
From my understanding, if you want to put blobs via code, any user with access (permission ) to that action can upload blobs For your condition, I suggest attaching the client credential flow from the Azure app registration and getting the users in that specific group Then do a cross-validation if the blob uploading user is inside that group and allows his action
- Size of the request headers is too long - Stack Overflow
Check the MSDN: Cause This issue may occur when the user is a member of many Active Directory user groups When a user is a member of a large number of active directory groups the Kerberos authentication token for the user increases in size The HTTP request that the user sends to the IIS server contains the Kerberos token in the WWW-Authenticate header, and the header size increases as the
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