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How do I get Current User Login detail from MS power Apps
You can use the Office 365 Users Connector to get this information.
Current User
Office365Users.MyProfile().Department
Office365Users.MyProfile().DisplayName
Office365Users.MyProfile().GivenName
Office365Users.MyProfile().Id
Office365Users.MyProfile().JobTitle
Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail
Office365Users.MyProfile().MailNickname
Office365Users.MyProfile().Surname
Office365Users.MyProfile().TelephoneNumber
Office365Users.MyProfile().UserPrincipalName
Office365Users.MyProfile().AccountEnabled
To show information about another user:
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Department
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Department
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).DisplayName
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).GivenName
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Id
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).JobTitle
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Mail
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).MailNickname
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Surname
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).TelephoneNumber
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).UserPrincipalName
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).AccountEnabled
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).GivenName
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Id
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).JobTitle
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Mail
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).MailNickname
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).Surname
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).TelephoneNumber
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).UserPrincipalName
Office365Users.UserProfile(name@company.com).AccountEnabled
To show information about another user's manager:Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Department
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).DisplayName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).GivenName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Id
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).JobTitle
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Mail
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).MailNickname
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Surname
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).TelephoneNumber
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).UserPrincipalName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).AccountEnabled
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).DisplayName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).GivenName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Id
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).JobTitle
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Mail
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).MailNickname
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).Surname
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).TelephoneNumber
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).UserPrincipalName
Office365Users.Manager(name@company.com).AccountEnabled
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Re-Create WSS_Logging Database in the Sharepoint 2013 Server
My WSS_Logging Database is corrupted then I want to create new database.
My Central Admin --> Monitorng --> Configure usage and health data collection settings do point to WSS_Logging too, but this DB is not present.
you can create manually re-create WSS_Logging DB using in the following powershell script.
Looks like it will work. you should first delete Service Application since it already existed, but than you could recreate it + it created database. No complaints in the event log so far.
Try using this PowerShell:
My Central Admin --> Monitorng --> Configure usage and health data collection settings do point to WSS_Logging too, but this DB is not present.
you can create manually re-create WSS_Logging DB using in the following powershell script.
Looks like it will work. you should first delete Service Application since it already existed, but than you could recreate it + it created database. No complaints in the event log so far.
Try using this PowerShell:
#Configuration Variables $UsageSAName = "Usage and Health Data Collection Service" $DatabaseName = "WSS_Logging" $DatabaseServer="SPSQL Servername\Instance Name" $UsageLogPath = "C:\UsageLogs\" #Get the Usage Service Application Service Instance $ServiceInstance = Get-SPUsageService #Create new Usage Service application New-SPUsageApplication -Name $UsageSAName -DatabaseServer $DatabaseServer -DatabaseName $DatabaseName -UsageService $ServiceInstance #> $null #Create Service Application Proxy..." $proxy = Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy | where {$_.TypeName -eq "Usage and Health Data Collection Proxy"} $proxy.Provision()
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