I’ve encountered a strange issue with virtual tables connected to an on-prem SQL database in a model-driven Power Apps application. All records display correctly in the view; however, when attempting to open the detail form, Power Apps throws an error stating that the record ID does not exist.
A few key details:
The ID column in the SQL table is defined as a primary key (number).
The issue only occurs for a few specific records.
There are no issues querying these records directly in SQL.
In Power Apps, the ID column is mapped as an External Key with a Float data type.
Any assistance or insights would be greatly appreciated!
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