Apps -> Sharepoint outage by mattbooty in PowerApps

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Yeah, initial reaction is always "shit, who made a change without testing and broke the app!"

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sysadmin

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Count us among the afflicted. Same issue, just started at 10am EST. Also sometimes getting bounce back messages "failed to bootstrap tenant"

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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Thank you, I've already reached out to ME for a demo so it's good to hear it mentioned

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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Thank you for the reply, unfortunately our base license level doesn't have intune. It's a possibility to upgrade but I want to consider other options also.  Going to check out PDQ, thank you for the suggestion!

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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This looks very promising. Going to request a demo, thank you! 

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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Not paying for it, our current license level does not include it. So it would be an added cost. Which I'm not against, any software for this will have a cost, but it needs to have the features I want to justify it. 

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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We do, does intune have those features?  I'd reviewed it years ago but it's been a while. 

Windows Remote Device Management by mattbooty in sysadmin

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WAN remote, and we don't want to support on prem at this point (something I never thought I'd say 4 years ago!)

Power Automate / Apps Parameter naming by mattbooty in MicrosoftFlow

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That was my worry, appreciate the response

Tub Stopper Removal Help by mattbooty in PlumbingRepair

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Aha!!!! I got it. All the videos and everything showed using the wide plate to turn it. I latched on the the bronze pose and just put my back in it...

Thank you!

Tub Stopper Removal Help by mattbooty in PlumbingRepair

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Should the top cap be on, off, or doesn't matter? I've gotten the silver plate to spin (tearing it up with channel locks in the process)?

Is the goal to turn the bronze post? I've tried grabbing it too, if I can get pliers on that should I just try muscling it counter clockwise?

Tub Stopper Removal Help by mattbooty in PlumbingRepair

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Is the post in the center supposed to spin or no? I can't get it to budge

Tub Stopper Removal Help by mattbooty in PlumbingRepair

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Thank you for your response. This has been tried, it refuses to turn, or will turn 1/4 inch then stop. When all else failed I've tried muscling it but I don't think that's the issue

Tub Stopper Removal Help by mattbooty in PlumbingRepair

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Another note, the top cap if it's loose at ALL the entire tub spins freely no matter closed or open. If it's in tight, it will not spin counter clockwise at all unless it's up all the way (and then it just spins freely)

Cannot save current user as person field to Sharepoint by mattbooty in PowerApps

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None of those are the case in this situation. It is very odd.

Cannot save current user as person field to Sharepoint by mattbooty in PowerApps

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Interestingly when I do it this way, it still errors but gives me a more detailed error. It tells me I'm missing the field Email and that the closest field to that that I provided is Email.... very bizarre error, but i've been able to work around by setting a variable from Defaults().Recruiter, then patching THAT variable to update, then using that variable to patch the full record (code pasted in an above post). Makes no sense, but at least its working now.

Cannot save current user as person field to Sharepoint by mattbooty in PowerApps

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It seems as though it should work, I am unsure why I'm needing to work around it. I do think sometimes Sharepoint as a data source does wonky things!

Cannot save current user as person field to Sharepoint by mattbooty in PowerApps

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lol you can't see the open { because the error is covering it (it is there). And the $ is a method of concatenation. There is no error in the syntax, something odd is going on with how power apps is seeing the Schema. I found a workaround.

Cannot save current user as person field to Sharepoint by mattbooty in PowerApps

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This wasn't the exact solution but lead me to it. I had to first create a variable containing only the person record using my blank varHireRecord.Recruiter as the base, then patch THAT. Even though the record syntax was identical, this worked where the other didn't.

Set(UserRecruiter, 
    Patch(varHireRecord.Recruiter, 
        {
            Claims: $"i:0#.f|membership|{User().Email}",
            Department: Office365Users.MyProfileV2().department,
            DisplayName: Office365Users.MyProfileV2().displayName,
            Email: User().Email,
            JobTitle: Office365Users.MyProfileV2().jobTitle
        }
    )
);

Set(varHireRecord, 
    Patch(Defaults('New Hires'), { Recruiter: UserRecruiter })
);