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Because people may have access to multiple Common Data Service environments, the discovery services allow for retrieving the available environments that a person can access based on their user credentials.
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### Discovery Web API
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### Discovery RESTful API
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This is the endpoint address for the RESTful OData v4 version of the discovery service to use for your instance. You can also download the service document here.
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This is the endpoint address for the RESTful OData v4 version of the Discovery Service to use for your instance. You can also download the service document here.
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More information: [Developer Documentation: Discover the URL for your organization using the Web API](/powerapps/developer/common-data-service/webapi/discover-url-organization-web-api)
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### Discovery Service
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This is the endpoint address for the SOAP version of the discovery service to use for your instance. You can also download the service document here.
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This is the endpoint address for the SOAP version of the Discovery Service to use for your instance. You can also download the service document here.
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More information: [Developer Documentation: Discover the URL for your organization using the Organization Service](/powerapps/developer/common-data-service/org-service/discovery-service)
For most single-valued navigation properties you will find a computed, read-only property that uses the following naming convention: `_<name>_value` where the `<name>` is the name of the single-valued navigation property. For filtering purposes, the specific value of the single-valued navigation property can also be used. However, for mobile clients in offline mode, these syntax options are not supported, and the single-value navigation property name should be used for both retrieving and filtering. Also, the comparison of navigation properties to null is not supported in offline mode.
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More information: [Lookup properties](../../../../common-data-service/webapi/web-api-types-operations.md#bkmk_lookupProperties)
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Here are code examples for both the scenarios:
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#### For online scenario (connected to server)
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This example queries the accounts entity set and uses the `$select` and `$filter` system query options to return the name and primarycontactid property for accounts that have a particular primary contact:
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This example queries the accounts entity set and uses the `$select` and `$filter` system query options to return the name and primarycontactid property for accounts that have a particular primary contact when working in the offline mode:
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title: "Work with solutions in Power Apps | MicrosoftDocs"
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description: "Learn how solutions are distributed"
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## Components
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A component represents something that you can potentially customize. Anything that can be included in a solution is a component. To view the components included in a solution, in solution explorer go to **Settings** > **Solutions** and then open the solution you want. The components are listed in the **Components** list.
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A component represents something that you can potentially customize. Anything that can be included in a solution is a component. To view the components included in a solution, in solution explorer go to **Settings** > **Solutions** and then open the solution you want. The components are listed in the **Components** list. Notice that you can't edit components contained in a managed solution.
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