Assigning Power BI Licenses using PowerShell
Managing Power BI licenses for users is a crucial task for IT administrators. Using PowerShell, you can efficiently assign, remove, or check Power BI licenses for users in Microsoft 365…..
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Managing Power BI Workspace Permissions using PowerShell
Managing workspace permissions in Power BI is essential for controlling access, security, and collaboration. Using PowerShell, administrators can: View current permissions Add or remove users and groups Assign different roles….
Managing Dataverse Plugins using PowerShell
Dataverse plugins allow developers to extend functionality by executing custom business logic during data operations. Managing these plugins using PowerShell ensures automation, efficiency, and version control. In this guide, we….
Monitoring Dataverse API Usage using PowerShell
Dataverse API calls are limited based on capacity and entitlements. Monitoring API usage is crucial to: Prevent throttling issues Ensure compliance with allocated limits Identify high-consuming users or apps Optimize….
Enabling Dataverse Auditing using PowerShell
Dataverse auditing helps track changes to records, attributes, and user actions. You can enable auditing at multiple levels: Environment Level (Enables global auditing) Table Level (Audits all records in a….
Managing Business Rules in Dataverse Using PowerShell
Business Rules in Dataverse allow you to apply logic and validations at the data layer without writing code. Using PowerShell, you can automate the management of Business Rules, including: Listing….
Implementing Row-Level Security in Dataverse using PowerShell
Row-Level Security (RLS) in Microsoft Dataverse allows you to control access to individual records based on user roles, teams, and ownership. Implementing RLS via PowerShell helps automate security assignments efficiently…..
Automating Dataverse Record Updates using PowerShell
Updating records in Microsoft Dataverse manually can be time-consuming, especially when dealing with large datasets. Using PowerShell, you can automate these updates efficiently. This guide explains how to automate Dataverse….
Checking Dataverse Table Permissions using PowerShell
In Microsoft Dataverse, table permissions determine who can read, write, update, delete, or share records. PowerShell allows administrators to efficiently retrieve and audit permissions for tables, ensuring proper access control…..
Assigning Users to Dataverse Security Roles using PowerShell
Security roles in Microsoft Dataverse define user permissions for accessing tables, records, and operations. Assigning users to security roles ensures proper access control within Power Platform and Dynamics 365. This….