In Part 1 of the blog series, we covered the setup and configuration necessary for Snowflake integration using the Snowflake REST API with a custom connector. The API response isn’t directly usable in Power Apps if the action is directly called within Power Apps instead of Power Automate flow leveraging Data operations (Select) connector. In this blog post, let’s explore how to manipulate the…
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Unlocking Snowflake Data Integration in Power Platform: Manipulating Snowflake REST API response in Custom Connector – Part 2
In Part 1 of the blog series, we covered the setup and configuration necessary for Snowflake integration using the Snowflake REST API with a custom connector. The API response isn’t directly usable in Power Apps if the action is directly called within Power Apps instead of Power Automate flow leveraging Data operations (Select) connector.
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