Graph API getAsync() in C#
If I use graph in a console application I get the information that I request. Such as test = await graphClient.Users.GetAsync(); If I try this in a WebMethod in the code behind of a page or in an .asmx, it never returns with the data. I know this has been mentioned before in many forums, but I did not have issues in V1.0 of the SDK. When I try to use V5+ I can't seem to get the information back. Any ideas on overcoming the issue? Any help would be great.
Would appreciate help understanding what I am doing wrong in this syntax
What I am trying to do is to get only the activities "Add user" and "Disable account" from Audit Logs using the Get-mgAuditLogDirectoryAudit cmdlt, and that happened in last 60 minutes. Below is what I am using: $currentDateTime = Get-Date $startDateTime = $currentDateTime.AddMinutes(-60).ToUniversalTime() Get-MgAuditLogDirectoryAudit -filter "activityDisplayName eq 'Add user' and ActivityDateTime ge $startDateTime" But it throws error. I am still a noob at PS so I am not able to figure out what I am doing wrong here. Am I using the wrong method to query things that happened in last 60 minutes? Would appreciate any guidance here.What's next join the community! - Hack Together with MS Graph SDK and .NET - March 15th 4PM GMT
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