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33Hello everyone!
Background of the problem:
Background of the problem:
I had a sandbox FnO environment with installed and linked Dataverse and Power Platform environment. Everything was working fine.
One day, I reinstalled the FnO environment and installed Power Platform environment again. However, I receives a warrning in LCS:
/Microsoft has detected that your environment is linked via Dual-write to a different Power Platform environment (ID ########-####-####-####-d0e76e48744c) than the one specified in Power Platform Integration, which is not recommended./
The ID of my current environment is actually different: ########-####-####-####-842b6e6d8f48
So, I signed to Power Platform Admin Center and analyzed the settings of PP environments.
The old PP environment has a link to FnO:
And the nwe one does not:
So, as the next step I started a researching how to unlink the old environment and attach the new one. And find this instruction (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/dual-write/relink-environments#scenario-reset-or-change-linking)
I signed to the FnO environment, went to Dual-write settings and didn't find th Unlink button there. It was replaced with Reset Link.
Looks like it proveds the right thing:
/Reset will clear out all dual-write configuration data like dual-write maps, integration keys, legal entity mappings for dual-write, default alert settings, activity logs, initial sync history, etc. After resetting, you will need to re-apply the required dual-write solutions using the “Apply Solution” functionality to create maps and start over the configuration from scratch. Would you like to continue?/
As a result, all Dual-wright settings were deleted, but the old environment is still linked with the FnO environment and I cannot delete it from PP admin center due to the same Error:
As a result, all Dual-wright settings were deleted, but the old environment is still linked with the FnO environment and I cannot delete it from PP admin center due to the same Error:
Has anyone encountered such a problem? Is it possible to unlink and delete the old Power Platform environment?
I would appreciate any advice.
I would appreciate any advice.
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