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21,136 Microsoft Employee Moderator , 12:52 AM @Corey Jackson I'm glad that you were able to resolve your issue and thank you for posting your solution so that others experiencing the same thing can easily reference this! Since the Microsoft Q&A community has a policy that " [The question author cannot accept their own answer. Hello @Corey Amoruso , Thanks for the ask and using the Microsoft Q&A platform . The below expression should work out for you . The idea is to build the JSON using the concat function. In Planner when I select the 'tasks' link I can see all of my tasks and they are linked to a plan called Corey's Plan and there is a green dot with the initials CP in that plan. Looking at the 'plans' link the dot is grey and the initials are CQ. I am not sure what happened, they all used to be green dots with initials CP. The video attached will show that initially in the plans link it shows ... Corey Sanders, Corporate VP - Microsoft Azure Compute team sat down with Abhishek Hemrajani, Principal PM Manager on the Azure Compute Team to talk about Azure Migrate utility. How to ensure SQL Agent JOB STEPS Finish in order Corey Fleig 510 , 10:59 AM
Hi @Corey Fleig , Thanks for reaching out. What’s happening here is that your LINQ query is creating anonymous objects, but your MVC View is expecting a strongly typed model (MyData), and those two are not the same thing - even if the property names and types look identical. In this part of your query: , 7:22 PM Hi @Corey Fleig , Thanks for reaching out. This one is definitely confusing at first glance, especially since you’re already doing the “right” thing by using DateTime? in your model. The key thing to know is that the exception isn’t coming from your model at all - it happens earlier, while the data is being read ... Hello Corey Baldwin, Good day!Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you. It seems that the issue you are facing is related to the version of PowerShell you are using. According to, PowerShell version 7 and later do not support the Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell module and cmdlets with Msol in their name. Instead, you must use the ...
