It sounds like you're facing a challenging issue with the synchronization of the accountid
column in the contact
table. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue:
Azure Synapse Link Configuration:
Ensure that the Track Changes
property is enabled for the contact
table in Dataverse. This setting is crucial for incremental data synchronization.
Verify that the accountid
column is included in the schema and is not being excluded during the synchronization process.
Dynamics 365 Connector in Synapse:
Check the connector settings in Azure Synapse Studio. In the Parameters
or Advanced
section, ensure that the accountid
column is correctly mapped and included in the data flow.
Review the initial snapshot configuration to ensure that all columns, including accountid
, are being captured correctly.
Power Apps Configuration:
In Power Apps, navigate to the contact
table and verify the column settings for accountid
. Ensure that the column is set up correctly and is not hidden or excluded from synchronization.
You can also create a custom view or query in Power Apps to ensure that the accountid
column is populated correctly before synchronization.
Data Factory Pipeline:
In your Azure Data Factory pipeline, review the copy activity settings to ensure that the accountid
column is being copied correctly from the source to the destination.
Check for any transformations or filters that might be affecting the accountid
column during the data flow.
Troubleshooting Guides:
Refer to the for common issues and resolutions.
Review the to ensure that the initial data load is configured correctly.
By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with the accountid
column synchronization. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
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