You can use an Azure Storage Account to exchange data files between your D365 FO environment (
Name | Responsible | Description |
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Create Azure Storage Account |
Application Consultant |
You can use an Azure Storage Account to:
You can:
For more information, refer to Create an Azure Storage Account.
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Install Azure Storage Explorer and connect to an Azure Storage Account |
Application Consultant |
You can use the Azure Storage Explorer to connect to and manage your Azure Storage Accounts.
First download and install the Azure Storage Explorer and then connect to a storage account.
To connect, use a storage account name and key. You can find the name and key on the Azure Portal > Storage accounts > Access keys.
When connected, and you use the Azure Storage Explorer for:
For more information, refer to Get started with Storage Explorer.
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Create file share for version management and history reporting |
Application Consultant |
For the Azure Storage Account, create a file share for the version management files and history reporting files. For the file share, you can create the required folders.
Create folders that relate to the paths in these sections of the Connectivity studio parameters:
For more information, refer to Create file share.
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Download BIS Documentation Template and move it to Shared path |
Application Consultant |
To analyze a project, you can create a Microsoft Word document based on the project. A summary of the project setup and related components setup is added to the document. You can use the document to review the setup. To create the document, you must define the applicable Microsoft Word template in the Connectivity studio parameters. To do so, first download the BIS Documentation Template.dotx template. Move the downloaded template to the folder as defined in the Connectivity studio parameters, in the Version management section, in the Shared path field. |