Johan Ohlin
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Comparing more than 2 labels or dimensions in Azure portal and allow exporting it as an excel or csv
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Another update on this since it’s been over a year.
First, our apologies this has taken so long. As previously stated the work on this took much longer than expected. Additionally, work on the emulator has started/stopped/started/stopped over the past year and COVID has also not helped to get this completed.
Rest assured we still intend to complete this work. We apologize for the delays.
Thanks again for your patience.
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We have started the planning for this feature and hope to have a preview by the end of the calendar year. In the meantime, could you respond to aadb2cpreview@microsoft.com with the answers to the following questions:
- In which scenarios do you plan to force the user to change his/her password?
- What kind of information (if any) would you like to get back if the user goes through the reset flow?
- Do you currently or plan to track which users have reset their password?Johan Ohlin
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Thank you. We will examine the experience of duplicate sign ups across Identity providers. Would performing this check by using the email address be sufficient?
BTW, Linking multiple provider accounts to one user is in our roadmap and we’ve already achieved it in preview…
We look forward to your feedback
/Jose Rojas
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Thank you for your patience. We have released custom domains for Azure AD B2C to public preview.
Documentation can be found here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/custom-domain?pivots=b2c-custom-policy
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We continue evaluating several alternatives to provide full email customization. We are actively working on an alternative.
Unfortunately we do no yet have an ETA.
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Work on this feature has started. Will update here when this becomes generally available.
Thank you for your suggestion and votes.
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There are multiple responses to this suggestion.
Support for SQL-like syntax for UPDATE, DELETE and INSERT INTO are not on our road map at this time.
However, the underlying functionality for an UPDATE, SET is essentially a PATCH. This functionality we are actively working on. See this User Voice item here to track for future updates. https://feedback.azure.com/forums/263030-azure-cosmos-db/suggestions/6693091-be-able-to-do-partial-updates-on-document
Thank you for your suggestion.
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Thank you for your feedback. While it is unlikely we’ll address this suggestion in the next 6 months, we’ll reassess based on the number of votes it receives in the next 6 month cycle.
Thanks,
Luis Cabrera
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The way I've understood it is that when you make an update, the whole object is replaced with the new object. From a data point of view this gives the same result as a real PATCH, but from an indexing point of view this gives a lot of overhead since the whole old object has to be removed from the index and the whole new object has to be added, even though you've only changed the value of one single property. If you have a large object, this can be an expensive operation. This is why Microsoft suggests that we use lots of small objects instead of big complex ones. So, being able to do real partial updates is still something we need..