This blog will help you resolve common errors that one might come across while integration between SharPoint and Azure Blob and will also guide you through how it is achieved.

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Pre-requisite: Salesforce Account (In this case we are having Developer trial license) Azure Data Factory in Azure. Steps To create linked service for Salesforce in Azure Data Factory we need username, password and secret key. The username and password is the same credential we use for login in Salesforce and we can create secret key by following these steps: Go to Setup Go to Personal Information > Reset My Security Token and click on Reset Security token. Once we clicked on reset Security token we will get an email which contains security token, below is sample email Now Go to Linked Service and create new connection, and Search for the Salesforce connector When we select the Salesforce connector it will ask to enter credentials Now connection gets created, Once we created connection create Datasets and then create pipeline. Review the mapping and run the pipeline.

In this blog we will see how we can create on-premise SQL server linked serviceSteps Create Linked Service in ADF for SQL server It will ask for Server name, database and credentials along with integration runtime as we are using the On-premise SQL Server, we must configure Integration runtime. We have already created integration runtime (Self hosted) created. Below are steps to create Integration runtime (Self hosted) Click on new and select self-hosted integration runtime, Enter the name and Integration run time gets created, once it created it will displays following details, and click on express setup. Once downloaded, execute the setup, On azure portal we can see that, it is running Now we will create connection for the Salesforce and make sure that both source and destination running under same Integration runtime. Now we will create Datasets for the on-premise SQL and salesforce.  Hope this helps!

In this Blog we will see how we can create connection of D365 CRM using Kingwaysoft Connector. Prerequisite: Visual Studio 2015 or HigherKingswaysoft Tool InstalledD365 CRM Configuration: Register an app and client Secret.  Register an App in Azure and generate client Secrect  Go to Azure portal>Register an App Specify Name and Redirect URL and click on URL, generate Client Secret if required. We will use this while creating CRM connection using KingswaySoft. Creating CRM Connection Open SSIS > Go to Connection Manager > Add Connection and following window will appear, click on Dynamic CRM and Click add. Now it will ask for CRM details, Click on Test Connection to check connectivity. Hope this helps!

Warranty feature in Dynamics 365 Retail can be used to either provide standard product warranty at zero price and also to sell extended warranty at a specific price. Warranties can be sold in the retail channel during the initial purchase or for a limited time afterward. For a retailer, providing an warranty can help build customer loyalty. With the extended warranty purchase, customers know where to go for service and support in case of issues and they can gain the confidence that their issues will be handled well. You can find the Extended warranty configuration and setup in the official Microsoft document on this link https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/commerce/extended-warranty However if you want to offer standard product to customers at no additional cost, you need to do below setup: 1. In Released product for warranty product, Scroll down to Commerce fast tab and set the radio button Zero price valid to yes 2. Next, go to Functionality profile and set the radio button Must key in price if zero to no Run the relevant jobs and you should be able to sell the warranty or any product at zero price on POS. Warranty transactions related data is stored in database table called WARRANTYPOLICY. The data will reflect in the table only after statement posting and running the process warranty transaction job Hope this helps!

In this blog we will see how we can connect our shopify store to SSIS using kingsway soft connector. Step 1: Open your shopify store instance and note down your store name somewhere we will need that while creating a connection. Step 2: Open Apps from the left hand side menu Step 3: Scroll down to bottom and click on manage private apps Step 4: Copy the API key generated in the API Key section. If now app is created create one by clicking on create new private app. Step 5: Open SSIS and create new project. Download the kingsway soft connector from https://www.kingswaysoft.com/products/ssis-integration-toolkit-for-microsoft-dynamics-365/download Step 6: Once you have installed the connector in SSIS create connection in SSIS by selecting REST as source Step 6: Select Shopify from the service dropdown Step 7: Enter the shop name that you copied at the beginning. Select the API Key authentication mode Step 8: Add your API key and password and test the connection. Check for spaces while copying the API key. In this way you can connect your Shopify store to SSIS. Hope this helps

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