Microsoft Graph - List apps in chat - 404 UnknownError
In Microsoft Graph, I would like to list all Teams apps associated to an onlineMeeting (to its chat actually). According to List apps in chat - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn, this is supported with the following request : GET /chats/{chat-id}/installedApps There is a note saying that if the chat is associated with an onlineMeeting instance, then, effectively, the teamsApps installed in the meeting will be listed. That should work. However, I'm getting a 404 with UnknownError as the error.code on my end. The right permission (TeamsAppInstallation.ReadWriteForChat) is granted (Chat.ReadWrite is granted as well). Testing from Graph Explorer from now. Please note that the following is working to get chat messages with the same chat-id : GET /chats/{chat-id}/messages or the following to get chat members : GET /chats/{chat-id}/members I've tried the endpoint POST /chats/{chat-id}/installedApps to add an app to the chat as well but I'm getting the same kind of 404 (documented on Add app to chat - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn). Any advice? ThanksEnd of support for Access 2016 and Access 2019 nears
Your product will still work, but when Microsoft says a product has reached "end of support", it means the product will no longer receive: Security updates Non-security updates Bug fixes New features Assisted support (free or paid) What this means for Access users: No more updates: Customers will not receive any new builds, patches, or improvements—even if vulnerabilities are discovered. No support: Microsoft will no longer provide technical support or troubleshooting assistance. Increased risk: Continued use of unsupported software can expose systems to security threats and compliance issues. Migration encouraged: Customers are advised to upgrade to a supported version or product to maintain security and functionality. We strongly encourage all Access users with perpetual licenses to upgrade to a Microsoft 365 Apps subscription. Subscription users get more out of the same Office desktop apps with artificial intelligence (AI) backed design ideas and analytic insights, rich contents and templates, cloud powered connected experiences and more. They also enjoy additional benefits beyond capabilities in Office apps, such as 1TB storage, Office on multiple devices and mobile, Microsoft Family Safey app, etc. I've noticed many perpetual users are "subscription adverse." I hear "I've used the desktop version forever and prefer not to switch to the cloud." Migrating to subscription does not mean that you'll get a different version of Access. You'll still get the desktop version you know and love, plus all the premium Office features a subscription provides. My favorites are Editor in Word, Money in Excel, and all the extra OneDrive storage. Check with Microsoft Sales Support to see if you're eligible for upgrade incentives depending on your region or organization type. (Yes, we know the Access icon does not appear with the other Office apps. You'll find it directly below the icons in the alphabetized apps list.) Sources: End of support for Office 2016 and 2019 Overview - Product End of Support and Retirements - Microsoft Lifecycle Access 2016 - Microsoft Lifecycle Access 2019 - Microsoft LifecycleAccess announces removal of Salesforce ODBC driver in October 2025
MS Access 2019 (and newer) ships a licensed Salesforce ODBC driver from InsightSoftware that will lose sustaining support after June 30th, 2026. But because we can no longer provide updates for the driver, the Access team has decided to accelerate the removal of this driver and remove it from the product in October 2025. Applies to: Access 2019 volume licensed and Enterprise plans Access 2021, Access 2024, and Microsoft 365 subscriptions Access 2021 and Access 2024 as part of the Office 2021 and Office 2024 perpetual licenses (standalone versions) The Salesforce ODBC driver bundled with Office includes shared libraries such as: libcurl.dll libcrypto-3.dll libssl-3.dll These libraries are located under the following path: Program Files\Microsoft Office\ODBC Drivers\Salesforce. They may also be present in different locations. Drivers installed by Office and used to access your Salesforce data will be removed on permanently on October 28, if you are using Access as part of a Microsoft 365 Apps monthly version and on November 11 if you are on the semi-annual release. For customers using perpetual Access 2019, 2021, or 2024, the drivers will be removed on November 11. You do not need to manually remove the drivers. Access currently doesn't have a way to talk directly to the Salesforce APIs so customers must continue to use the standardized ODBC driver framework that we currently support. Customers can independently purchase the Simba.DLL driver if needed from InsightSoftware. There are also other vendors that offer a Salesforce driver. Simba driver from InsightsSoftware https://insightsoftware.com/simba/ ODBC driver from devart https://www.devart.com/odbc/salesforce/ Salesforce integration from boomi https://boomi.com/solutions/application/salesforce/ Salesforce driver from cdata https://www.cdata.com/drivers/salesforce Once you purchase and install the driver, Access can connect to your Salesforce external data source. On the External Data ribbon, choose New Data Source > From Other Sources > ODBC Database We will provide more updates when available.August 2025 Recap: Azure Database for MySQL
We're excited to share a summary of the Azure Database for MySQL updates for the month of August 2025. Join us live on our YouTube channel on September 11, 2025 for an exclusive webinar where we’ll dive deeper into these updates and answer your questions! Watch it live here. Azure Database for MySQL 8.4 - General Availability We’re excited to announce that Azure Database for MySQL now supports MySQL 8.4 in General Availability (GA). This means you can create new MySQL 8.4 servers on Azure fully supported for production workloads. MySQL 8.4 is a long-term supported release from the MySQL community, bringing the latest features and improvements while emphasizing stability. With Azure’s managed service, you get these new capabilities backed by Azure’s enterprise-grade reliability and support. In short, MySQL 8.4 GA opens the door for you to upgrade your databases and future-proof your MySQL environment on Azure. Learn more. Cross subscription and cross resource-group placement in restore/replica provisioning workflow You can now restore a server or create a read replica in a different subscription and resource group in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server. This enhancement offers greater flexibility for cross-environment restores, resource organization, and subscription-level separation, helping meet governance and operational requirements. Learn more. Ability to delete on-demand backup You can now delete on-demand backups in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server, giving you greater control over backup management and storage costs. This feature allows you to remove on-demand backups that are no longer needed, helping maintain a cleaner backup inventory and optimize resource usage. Learn more. Unlocking Regional Insights with the Location Based Capabilities REST API Managing MySQL Flexible Server deployments across Azure regions often means choosing the right Azure region for your MySQL deployment is critical. The new Location-Based Capability Set – List API helps you: Retrieve real-time, region-specific capabilities. Compare SKUs, storage options, backup retention, and HA configurations. Integrate insights into automation pipelines for smarter deployments. This API empowers architects and developers to make informed decisions, reduce misconfigurations, and accelerate deployment cycles. Learn more. Stay Connected We look forward to your feedback as you explore these enhancements and continue building with Azure Database for MySQL. If you have any suggestions or queries about our service, please let us know by emailing us at AskAzureDBforMySQL@service.microsoft.com. You can also submit product ideas and feedback at Azure Database for MySQL Community forum. To learn more about what's new with Flexible Server, see What's new in Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. Stay tuned for more updates and announcements by following us on social media: YouTube | LinkedIn | X. Take care, and thanks for being part of our community!
Deeplink Navigation Issue in Published MS Teams Custom App on Mobile Devices (iOS & Android)
Description: We are experiencing an issue with navigation in our published MS Teams custom app. The app has a Tab with personal scope and a Bot. The problem arises for a few users (mostly on iOS devices) when they navigate to the Tab from the chat section of the Bot by clicking on a button that deeplinks to the Tab. Expected Behavior: The button click should trigger the deeplink and open the designated Tab and the specific page within the Tab in MS Teams app. Actual Behavior: iOS devices display an error message "Link not Supported. You can't open this link on the mobile app. Please open it on the desktop or web app." Android devices successfully open the Tab, but navigate to the default home page instead of the intended page within the Tab. Error Message: Details: The navigation works perfectly on the Desktop App and Web Browser. Sample Deeplink Used: let obj = { "params": paramsObj, "subdomain": subdomain, "pageRoute": "home" }; let subEntityId = { "subEntityId": obj }; var encodedWebUrl = ""; var encodedContext = encodeURI(JSON.stringify(subEntityId)); let tabUrl = "https://teams.microsoft.com/l/entity/" + manifestObj.id + "/agentTabId?webUrl=" + encodedWebUrl + "&label=entityLabel&context=" + encodedContext; cardObj = { ... { title: 'Open in Tab', type: 'Action.OpenUrl', url: tabUrl, } ... } Request: We need assistance in resolving this issue to ensure smooth navigation for all users, especially on iOS devices. Additionally, we need guidance on ensuring that Android devices navigate to the correct page within the Tab rather than the default home page. Thank you for your support.
Enabling macro in trust center
Under the Trusted Center, Macro Settings and Macro Settings dialog the “Enable VBA Macros” has been selected along with “Enable Excel 4.0 macros when VBA macros are enabled” has selected. Along with this I am using the Personal.XLSB file to hold the macros. I have attempted multiple times to enable the macros within the workbook with no success. I first open the Personal file then the workbook of interest. Upon opening I do not receive a header to enable the macros. I then attempt to run a macro and continuously receive the error message that I must enable the macro and reopen the workbook.
Power Automate and SharePoint List Required field URL
Morning: I have a problem. I am creating an automation based on a SharePoint list. The automation will check for date, and send a notification out when a document needs to be revised, at which point, the Document's status will change form Live to "Due revision". To make that change, i added an Update File and here is the problem The list has "Required" fields one of them is "Document Title" which is a Hyperlink type. this field has 2 parts, URL and Alternative Text. The Alternative text is what displays on the list The problem is, when using Power Automate "Get Items" " Document Title" on the "Update Item" action, then it will display the URL on the list instead of the document name (instead of showing the name of the Document it shows URL) So, is there a way to sort this out (other than changing the filed to not required - since it is an important one) Thank youUnable to remove old account sing up form Teams on Mac OS
I cannot remove an old sing account from Teams on Mac OS. I have to delete the keychain, I delete the temp folder, and remove and reinstall Teams, and the old account is still there. I have a case open with the Microsoft team, and they cannot figure it out. Where is the login info store, and why has Microsoft not provided a solution where users can remove accounts as easily as they can add? Please help!Why is Excel macros sometimes missing ?
I have an excel file with a lot of rectangular shapes showing a tree structure for a family. When the user clicks on one of the rectangulat shapes the 'story' of that person opens up in a Word dokument. BUT ... Most often the macro 'assigned' to the OnAction WONT run - instead this message comes up: The macros is NOT shown when I "show macros" but it IS present in the VBA section when I press alt+F11 ! When it's working it's most often reight after a reboot og the machine - then it maybe works in 10-30 minuts and then the problem is back again ! I HAVE chesked the security setting allowing macros to be activated ! I have tha SAME file running under Window 10 for years WITHOUT any problems !!!! I can see out there that people FOR YEARS have had similar problems with missing macros - but unfortunately I found no solution ! What the _BEEP_ is wrong here ?
