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Add a custom entity to CDS
From the course: Microsoft Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform
Add a custom entity to CDS
- [Instructor] In these next few movies, we are going to create a model-driven app. We'll begin by modifying the common data service, by adding two custom entities, and then we will use them in a model-driven application. By definition, model-driven apps can only use CDS for Apps. So if you want to create model-driven apps that point at dynamics, you'll follow exactly this same path. You may not need to create entities, but it's nice to know that you can. This spreadsheet, Kineco Inventory Data is available for download at the top of this course, and we will begin by creating an entity called Products, but the data will come out of our inventory database, and then we will create and entity for our other tab, this is the information about our suppliers. Let's switch to PowerApp. If data isn't already expanded you can expand data to get to the entities list, and at the top click New Entity. The display name for our first entity is going to be Supplier, and the plural in Suppliers, and…
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Create a Dynamics 365 connection in PowerApps1m 52s
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Create a canvas app4m 37s
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Modify the app5m 47s
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Save and share the app4m 15s
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Create a canvas app using CDS for Apps2m 54s
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Add a custom entity to CDS4m 58s
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Add a relationship and keys to an entity3m 13s
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Import entity data from Excel4m 23s
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Edit a custom CDS entity2m 1s
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Create a model-driven app site map7m 10s
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Finish and view the model-driven app3m 56s
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