I have an subscription and now created a new one ,
can i migrate the current logic app to another?
If yes, then how to do it? Any help will be helpful?
WAY - 1:
This is possible through the portal. You can navigate to your logic app's overview pane and use move beside the subscription to move from one subscription to another.
Fill out the required details as below.
WAY - 2:
Step - 1: Navigate to your resource group, Select the resource that you want to move across the subscriptions
Step - 2: On top right you can find Move and select Move to another Subscription.
For other ways such as powershell - Move-AzResource, CLI - az resource move or rest API you can refer Move resources - MSFT Docs.
REFERENCES : Move resources between subscriptions - MSFT Docs
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I have a bunch of Azure Logic Apps in my architecture and want to figure the cumulative sum of total runs completed in all the Logic Apps in my architecture. So far, I could only configure a single Logic App to the chart but I am wondering if there is a way to get a cumulative count in a single shot.
Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks.
For this requirement, we can use Azure Log Analytics workspace.
We need to create a Log Analytics workspace first. Please refer to this tutorial to create it.
Then enable "Log Analytics" when you create the logic app and choose the Log Analytics workspace which we created above.
After that, we can see the running log(include the cumulative sum of total runs completed) in the Log Analytics workspace. We can see them by go to the Log Analytics workspace and click "Workspace summary".
If you have already created many logic apps and do not want to create them again, you can follow the steps below:
Also create the "Log Analytics workspace" as the first solution above.
Then install Logic Apps Management solution in it.
After that, go to your logic app and set the logs to send to Log Analytics.
By the way, the logs in Log Analytics workspace will be a little bit of a delay, so please wait a moment for the logs.(In my test, I wait for more than 25 mins).
I am trying to pull data from salesforce marketing cloud object using API calls.
data: all available instances for the passed object.
I did this for salesforce objects using bulk api call.
I am very new to sfmc.
Glad if someone can share the example link.
Not sure if this is what you want, there are several trailheads to get started with MC.
Log in to your MC account
Hover on Audience Builder
Click Contact Builder
Click on tab Data Sources
Click sub tab Synchronised
(if you have already connected your CRM to MC) A box with your connected user should appear. Click on it.
Here you can see all your sObjects that are connected and synced. If you dont have any or want to connect some or more then:
click Set up Object button on the top right
Now all the sObjects that are available will appear and you can sync them. This will make them available in the MC environment.
Some will be unavailable at the moment, this is because they require others to be synced first. Once you start syncing the most basic ones, others will become available.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
I want to use live agent Service, that I configured already.
But I cant create new Custom chat page(because I cant see add sites functionality in my account)
(I already add domain and visualforce pages)
Please go to Setup and enter 'Sites' as a search query. Sites should show up. You might need to switch from Lightning Experience to classic SF, but I'm quite sure this isn't neccessary.
We are building a logic app in Azure.
It consists of an Office 365 new mail item and a service bus queue item.
What we cant work out is how to manage / delete the connections:
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Reference MSDN blog
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/logicapps/2016/04/13/browsing-api-connections-in-the-azure-portal/
Using Powershell to manage connections
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/logicapps/2016/03/18/using-powershell-to-manage-api-connections/
There is a first class UI support also available now in Azure Portal
Update: connections are now supported in the resource explorer
Let me know if this helps.
There are a few options available:-
Search for API connections -> Click on the connection you want to delete.
Go to your resource group -> Overview -> List of items available in resources will be shown -> Click on the item(type - API Connection). -> Delete.
For sake of completeness, you can access the API connections associated to your Logic App from the options menu:
Using the AdMediator control could not be any more confusing. (Universal App)
Set one of keys, app ids etc.
Microsoft help starts with adding a connected service which adds a .config file. with keys, ids and who knows what else to the project.
Set two of keys, app ids etc.
Dev Center Dashboard add ad unit (Required Step) - another set.
Set three of keys, app ids etc.
By dragging the control to the designer!
Now I have 3 possible different keys
Do I need an ad unit for each control I add? (possible 4 sets now)
Do I really need a Mobile version? (choice when adding an ad unit, how about 5)
Do I really need an AdDuplex control ? (if AdDuplex is chosen in connected services - now it's getting crazy)
After all is said and done - does the project .config file need to be manually edited?
Can someone give me the run down on how to say, add 2 controls to a Universal App( one per page) ?
You need 1 application id for each of ad provider.
You need at least 1 ad id for each of ad provider.
If you only use MS ad (formerly PubCenter), you need to use the set of ids from Dev Center only. Remove AdDuplex if you are not need it (its optional).
Do I really need a Mobile version?
No. Its optional.
does the project .config file need to be manually edited?
No, but if you want to change it, you can do it even after submiting, from dashboard in Dev Center.