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In the era of rapid software delivery and continuous deployment, traditional testing methods are increasingly being outpaced. Data-driven testing (DDT), once considered a cutting-edge approach in QA, is now evolving into something more dynamic—powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). The future of data-driven testing lies not only in using test data efficiently but also in making that data intelligent, predictive, and automated. 

When working with Dynamics 365 and Power Apps, one of the most common requirements is to show related records in a way that is both user-friendly and intuitive. Instead of making users click into multiple forms and tabs, you can leverage the Power Apps grid control to display related records, configure child relationships, and even apply dynamic filtering so users only see the records that matter.

Duplicate records are a common issue in any system that manages data. Whether you’re working with customer details, product listings, or employee records, duplicates can create confusion, slow down workflows, and reduce overall efficiency. To tackle this, Merge Control provides a streamlined solution for merging duplicate records in a React-based application.

In today’s fast-moving web development world, performance and scalability are key. That’s where Node.js comes into play. Whether you're building real-time apps like chat systems or powerful APIs, Node.js is a game-changer for developers.

In today's fast-paced digital world, collaboration platforms like Microsoft SharePoint have evolved dramatically. Gone are the days of rigid, server-heavy customizations. Welcome to the era of the modern, flexible, and user-centric experience, all powered by the SharePoint Framework (SPFx). 

Creating your first Power BI report is simple. With just a few steps—connecting to a data source, transforming data, and designing visuals—you can turn raw information into meaningful insights. This guide is designed to help you begin using the tool efficiently and with ease. 

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When designing APIs, it's essential to handle errors gracefully and provide meaningful feedback to consumers. In .NET applications, there are generally two approaches to structure API responses for error handling: enhancing an existing response class or creating a separate, dedicated server response class. This post explores both methods with practical examples to help you decide which fits best with your application's architecture.

In web applications where user authentication is managed through an SQLite database, there may arise situations where developers or testers need to update or verify user credentials directly from the database. This blog demonstrates a step-by-step approach to modifying the Users.db SQLite file for password updates using DB Browser (SQLite), while providing insights into how different application files handle user authentication, encryption, and JWT generation. 

After registering the app in Azure AD (Search: Registering an App in Azure AD for Dynamics 365 API Access), the next step is to fetch available environments from Dynamics 365 using the Web API. This helps identify which environments are accessible for automation.

Removing duplicate values from arrays is a common task when building automated workflows in Power Automate. Duplicates can clutter your data and cause unnecessary repetition in actions such as sending emails, creating records, or looping through values.