When using the "dependsOn" option in Microsoft Graph batch queries, is it possible to reference a field in the dependency query?
For example, to create a team you must provide a group id - "dependsOn" concept seems apt - you create a group prior to the team in your batch query (specified by the "dependsOn" param), but how do you refer the id (or any other field) in the team creation part?
No unfortunately, but that would be great! It only enforces order, and any request dependent on another will fail if the dependency request fails.
You might want to suggest this on UserVoice.
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I would like to retrieve a list of all Planner Plans and number of tasks in each Plan. Goal is to understand which plans are actually in use. I used the Graph API for this. However it appears that most the Graph endpoints for Planner and Tasks use Delegation Permissions. In other words, I have to be part of each Planner Plan to even query for it. So even as Global Admin I am unable to pull this information. Is there any way to query for
List of ALL Planner Plans in the tenant
Owner for each Planner Plan
Number of tasks in each Plan
Thanks in advance,
Jake
You can now use application permissions to read this data.
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Unfortunately it is not possible to get this through Microsoft Graph
API right now. However we do have another API, which is meant for
admins to be able to export their tenant's data, and it can be used to
get this information. You should contact support for this process.
When using the user delta endpoint for the initial read with expand on Manager property the query returns duplicate results. Some of these differ by either having the Manager Id or not but in some cases there are exact copies in the result pages. Some processed data suggests that sometimes even key properties like DisplayName end up missing in one of the duplicates.
Anyone knows what is a reliable strategy to resolve these merge issues to arrive at a consistent state? Or ideally how to avoid having to do this at all?
$expand is not supported for users, groups and other identity entities with delta queries. I authored a pull request to fix the documentation. If you want to track changes for the manager you should use $select=manager instead.
I am using odata to query Dynamics CRM Online 2013. I am trying to track changes against particular entities. For example, I want to be able to see Old Values and New Values for Opportunities, as you would see in the Summary View. Auditing is enabled for the entities but the most I can see via odata is whether a field of an entity was changed or not, and when it was changed.
Q. If "Change Tracking" is enabled will that expose another odata entity that will give me those changed values?
I am pretty sure Audit entity data is not exposed via OData.
Please find the url for the actual usage of Change Tracking feature.
http://www.powerobjects.com/2015/10/26/change-tracking-in-dynamics-crm-2015/
Audit table is not consumable through Sdk calls.. neither odata nor soap.
On premise will allow to query using sql queries but still data is "," "~" separated.
On the other hand Change tracking is accessible through sdk call using RetrieveEntityChangesRequest message. Pls refer the link below.
But this is for primary usage of integration services to identify the modified records for upstream/downstream systems from last cycle.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn932130.aspx
Update: Reg Audit, we have some limited options though - https://yanivrdt.wordpress.com/2016/01/08/retrieving-audit-history-records-via-api/
How can I make a query in TFS to say “Give me all the Project_A requirements that do not have any test cases linked to them”
I want to be able to easily look at what requirements have not been looked at by the test team and write/link test cases
You can use 'Work Items and Direct Links' type of query, e.g.
Is there a way to retrieve the contents of a Team Query using WIQL?
Background: I'm throwing together an RSS feed for new bugs entered into TFS. I could write a specific WIQL query for which work item types and states to include, but I'd rather just include the name of a team query - that way the team query name could be specified in the querystring of the RSS feed's URL, and you could use it to watch any set of work items. Handy, right? I'm just not sure whether WIQL can select items from a Team Query. Anybody done that before?
No, there is no way to refer to or access a Team Query from within WIQL. The queries are stored in a separate subsystem in TFS that the query engine can't access.
Although it's not RSS, you might want to take a look at the OData Service for Team Foundation Server 2010.