The main difference between the three connectors is the triggers provided by each connector.
The Dynamics 365 connector has the following triggers:
- When a record is created
- When a record is updated
- When a record is deleted
- When a record is created or updated
The Common Data Service connector has the following triggers:
- When a record is created
- When a record is updated
- When a record is deleted
- When a record is selected
The first three triggers are automated triggers. When a record is selected is an instant trigger that allows a user to select a record in a model-driven app and run the flow manually.
The Common Data Service (current environment) connector has a single trigger–when a record is created, updated, or deleted.
In the trigger step, you have to specify the trigger condition:
- Create.
- Create or update.
- Create or delete.
- Create or update or delete.
- Delete.
- Update.
- Update or delete.
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