Introduction To Dataverse

 

Introduction To Dataverse

              

                Dataverse is an option of the data sources that you can use within Power Apps. So App makers can then use Dataverse to build rich applications in Power Apps. Microsoft Dataverse “Common data service” is a cloud-based storage space that organizations can use to store business application data.
            Dataverse is a straightforward platform that you can use to begin designing your data structures, it is cloud-based storage space. The data within Dataverse is stored within a set of tables. A table is a set of records that used to store data, each table consists of some columns.




            Dataverse allows data to be integrated from multiple sources into a single store, which can then be used in Power Apps.
            If you are using Power Apps, then the license will cover Dataverse so you don’t have to pay extra.
            Dataverse databases can be provisioned by you, or licensed individuals in your organization.


Advantage to use Dataverse

1) Easy to manage
2) Secure store
3) Work with any type of data
4) Work with any type of apps
5) Metadata
6) Analytics and reporting

Import and Export Data into Dataverse

            There are many ways to import and export data into Common Data Service you can use these ways to import and export data:

* Dataflow
* Power Query,
* Azure Data Factory,
* Azure Logic Apps,
* And Power Automate.

Tables relationships in Microsoft Dataverse 

                There are three relationships in Data verse tables these types are (One-to-many, Many-to-one, and Many-to-many). The table records can be associated with records from other tables or the same table. Relationships define how rows can be related to each other in the database.


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