OData: And Operator
by Sometimes having one operator that provides us with all the data that we need is hard, so it’s useful to aggregate several in the same …
Category: OData Reference
OData or Open Data Protocol is a convention that describes a set of rules in how to build an URL. You can have things like operators, queries, and more. I will splify it’s concepts since the specification is quite dense.
Microsoft’s Power Platform takes full advantage of it so we will too. I’ll show you cases, especially in Power Automate, where you filter the data before it’s transmited.
If you’re don’t understand it, the syntax can be tricky, so I want to provide some help by defining my own OData reference. For example, you can define that you want only items that start with a certain set of characters or an older date than today. There is a lot to explore.
The OData reference is introduced alongside 2 new areas to expect a new article every 3 weeks.
OData: Equals Operator
Checking for equality is essential when using operators. For example, if we want to filter data, we usually use one or more equals operator(s) to …
OData Reference: An Introduction
First and foremost, OData or Open Data Protocol dates back to 2007 when Microsoft started it, being standardized later by OASIS (not the band, unfortunately) …
The new lineup for the site
I’ve been checking the analytics, and something has been bothering me. I’m working on some sections that are not bringing a lot of added value …