Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) Cert Prep: 2 Core Components by Microsoft Press

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1 Lesson 4 Describe Microsoft Dataverse

1 Module 2 introduction.mp4

00:40

2 Learning objectives.mp4

00:41

3 Describe the difference between databases and Dataverse.mp4

03:29

4 Describe tables, columns, and relationships.mp4

08:01

5 Describe business logic uses, including business rules, real-time workflows, and actions.mp4

05:55

2 Lesson 5 Describe Connectors

6 Learning objectives.mp4

00:34

7 What are connectors.mp4

04:11

8 Describe triggers, including trigger types and where triggers are used.mp4

04:29

9 Describe licensing options for connectors, including standard or premium tier.mp4

05:26

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Enhance your skills to prepare for the PL-900 exam by learning the basics of Microsoft Power Platform. Developers of all levels can benefit from the Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) certification, which vets your ability to leverage Power Platform to improve processes, performance, and business outcomes. In this course—the second in a six-part series designed to familiarize you with the various tools, applications and services included in the Power Platform suite—instructor Craig Zacker provides an introduction to Microsoft Dataverse and some of its most commonly used connectors. Explore the essentials of tables, columns, relationships, business logic, real-time workflows, triggers, and licensing options. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills required to start creating your own applications and automated processes to continue to prepare for the PL-900 exam.

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