Hi Guys,
It looks like my issue before no 272 got deleted, so here it is again.
Can we create a linked service to Dynamics like we can for Resources, databases etc?
This is how its done to talk to blob store.
Create Azure Data Factory using .NET SDK - Azure Data Factory | Microsoft Docs
Console.WriteLine("Creating linked service " + storageLinkedServiceName + "...");
LinkedServiceResource storageLinkedService = new LinkedServiceResource(
new AzureStorageLinkedService
{
ConnectionString = new SecureString(
"DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=" + storageAccount +
";AccountKey=" + storageKey)
}
);
client.LinkedServices.CreateOrUpdate(
resourceGroup, dataFactoryName, storageLinkedServiceName, storageLinkedService);
Console.WriteLine(SafeJsonConvert.SerializeObject(
storageLinkedService, client.SerializationSettings));
I would like to build a generic solution that would read all the parent child relations in a set of SQL tables and populate them in Dynamics.
Also can you do a sample reading from Dynamics 365.
Hi Guys, It looks like my issue before no 272 got deleted, so here it is again. Can we create a linked service to Dynamics like we can for Resources, databases etc? This is how its done to talk to blob store.
Create Azure Data Factory using .NET SDK - Azure Data Factory | Microsoft Docs
Console.WriteLine("Creating linked service " + storageLinkedServiceName + "...");
LinkedServiceResource storageLinkedService = new LinkedServiceResource( new AzureStorageLinkedService { ConnectionString = new SecureString( "DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=" + storageAccount + ";AccountKey=" + storageKey) } ); client.LinkedServices.CreateOrUpdate( resourceGroup, dataFactoryName, storageLinkedServiceName, storageLinkedService); Console.WriteLine(SafeJsonConvert.SerializeObject( storageLinkedService, client.SerializationSettings));
From here https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/create-azure-data-factory-and-pipeline-using-net-sdk/
I would like to build a generic solution that would read all the parent child relations in a set of SQL tables and populate them in Dynamics. Also can you do a sample reading from Dynamics 365.
Best Regards, Alistair