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  Wassup guys?  I am back with yet another blog on amazing capabilities of Azure AI search. It can give you an idea as to how you can set up a search model, based on data and search indexes. And then you can query the same from Azure Open AI studio, using normal conversation languages.  Interested? Read on, guys 👇👇👇👇👇 To get started you can launch from Azure portal to search for Azure AI search: While tryig to create the Azure AI search, you can fill out the folloiwng dialog screen as needed: Click on Review + create >> Create to finish the wizard. This will take a while to finish the depoyment of the resource. This is how the resource you created, should look like:   Whew, a lot of things to explore from: a. Connect your data: this is where you can load the data from any external/desired source. We would be coming to this topic, in next step. b. Explore your data: Once you import the data, you can query it, talk to it, just like you do with your friends. c. Monitor and sc

  Problem statement  Have you ever came across a situation where you needed to run your data entity through a batch, and in your batch you have a very complex composite query (where the query ranges could be anything -- the user can keep adding new ranges to the query) and you need pass on the query range values to your data entity query. I bet you must have faced this: say, your data contract is having an AOT query called PurchContractQry where you have PurchTable, Purchline, InventDim, PurchParmLine and a litter of related tables. You have an entity that does have a different query (as you know Data entities store queries as packed data in DMFDefinitionGroupEntity )-- how could you possibly make the ranges flow to your Entity, then? The following blog explains the same. As an example: we have created a Data entity called D365DataEntityPurchExport , which exports records based on the ranges supplied in a query coming from a contract Class, called PurchContractQry. We need to get the r

  Hey guys, here comes another amazing feature of Azure AI serfvices. If you are worried about sending your invoice to your finance team, who understands only Spanish (or  don't understand English much), here comes a cool solution for the same. The Azure Microsoft Translator API is an awesome service that can interpret any document to any desired language and you know what? You don't need to recreate the document again -- the translator can go and dump the translated document to any desired destination as well. This document can give you an insight of doing the same. Step 1: Create the translator service  Crawl upto https://portal.azure.com >> new service >> search for AI services >> Translator: Fill out the form as shown -- Select Pricing tier as Free, however it all depends on the Region you have selected, and obviously on your subscription. Click Review + Create >> Create. It will take few moments to create the service for you. The resultant translato