Using SQL Stored Procedures within PowerApps via PowerFX

If you want to boost the efficiency of your action-based apps, it’s now possible to call stored procedures in Power Automate without any performance penalties thanks to this new feature. Specifically, this tutorial shows how you can use SQL stored procedures within PowerApps to drive greater efficiency and flexibility. By leveraging the power of PowerFx in conjunction with stored procedures, you can create powerful workflows to streamline your data interactions.

The tutorial also includes a quick one-minute video that provides a step-by-step guide on how to get started with SQL stored procedures using PowerFx. To summarize, users can enable this feature by creating a connection to a SQL database within PowerApps, and then using the SQL function to execute a stored procedure and pass any required parameters. By implementing these practices, you’ll be well on your way to unlocking a host of new capabilities within PowerApps.

Whether you’re a seasoned app developer or just starting, this tutorial provides valuable insights on how to use SQL stored procedures using PowerFx to turn your app into a smoothly running, efficient machine.