Turning Local Function Failures into Clear and Controlled Workflow Errors in Logic App Standard
May 14, 2026
Following up on our previous blog post: From Generic Error to Root Cause: Debugging Local Functions in Logic App Standard Let's continue with the
From Generic Error to Root Cause: Debugging Local Functions in Logic App Standard
May 13, 2026
While working with local functions in Logic App Standard, developed in VS Code, we faced an issue that is not new, but has been bugging me for a while How
Friday Fact: Your APIM Policy Change Didn’t Do Anything — Because You Edited the Wrong Scope
Mar 6, 2026
It’s a classic scenario: you update your policy in Azure API Management, hit save, and test your API Nothing changed You test again, but the old behavior
Configuring BizTalk Server Backup Jobs for Azure Blob Storage
Jan 22, 2026
Modernizing your BizTalk Server infrastructure doesn’t always require re-architecting your integrations Sometimes, small and targeted improvements can
Workaround VS Code Logic App Designer Error: “Unable to find or download extension bundle...
Nov 12, 2025
A quick, reliable workaround when the Logic Apps designer refuses to start in Visual Studio Code If you work with Azure Logic Apps (Standard) in Visual
Friday Fact: The 56 Resubmits Trap in Logic App Standard
Aug 8, 2025
If you're using Logic App Standard and trying to bulk resubmit failed runs (via API, portal, or custom tool), you may hit an undocumented, or less-known fact,
A fish out of water: How to delete a credential in SQL Server (sys.credentials table)
Jul 31, 2025
As you may already know, I use the A Fish Out of Water series when I want to write about topics that slightly deviate from my main focus: Enterprise
BizTalk Server Configuration Error: Feature: [Group] Failed to configure with error message Faile...
Jul 30, 2025
Oh yes! I'm back to one of my favorite topics: Errors and warnings, causes and solutions – aka Troubleshooting! This time, once again, on BizTalk
Friday Fact: You Can Track Failed Iterations in Logic Apps Without a Counter
Jul 11, 2025
Logic Apps do not provide a native way to detect which specific iteration inside a foreach has failed There's no built-in "index tracker" for failures, and






