I am trying to connect powerApp to Azure blob storage via Service principle. I have the option to connect via service principle by providing details like ClientID, TenetID and Client-secret and I can see it is creating a new connection. But I am not getting any option to provide the storage name and container name anywhere in powerApp.
I tried following some syntax like “AzureBlobStorage.CreateFile(storageAccountName, containerName, fileName, fileContent).FileLocator” but this is throwing an error. And if I use: AzureBlobStorage.CreateFile(containerName,fileName,fileContent).FileLocator;follow without using storageAccountName, it says you need to provide the Storage account name as a parameter to app.
Any suggestion on how to resolve this issue and access data in blob.
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