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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: powerapps-docs/maker/common-data-service/create-solution.md
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2. Select **New solution** and create a solution. Enter information in the required columns. Select **Create**.
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3. Open the solution you created. On the command bar, select **Add Existing**, and then select **table**.
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3. Open the solution you created. On the command bar, select **Add Existing**, and then select **Entity**.
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4. In the **Add existing tables** pane, select one or more tables you want to add to the solution. For example, select **Account** and **Custom table**. Select **Next**.
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4. In the **Add existing entities** pane, select one or more tables you want to add to the solution. For example, select **Account** and **Custom table**. Select **Next**.
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5. In the **Select tables** pane, you can choose from the assets to include:
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5. In the **Select Entities** pane, you can choose from the assets to include:
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-**Include all components**. This option includes all components *and* metadata associated with the table. It can include other tables or table components such as business process flows, reports, connections, and queues.
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-**Include table metadata**. This option includes *only* the metadata associated with the table. Metadata includes the table attributes, such as auditing, duplicate detection, or change tracking.
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-**Include entity metadata**. This option includes *only* the metadata associated with the table. Metadata includes the table attributes, such as auditing, duplicate detection, or change tracking.
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-**Select components**. This option lets you individually select each component that’s associated with the table, such as columns, relationships, business rules, views, forms, and charts.
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Open the **Fields** tab and select the **Account Number** column.
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ms.service: powerapps
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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 09/25/2020
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ms.date: 11/30/2020
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## General
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### When I edit a page using the content editor, I don't see the expected content.
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This can happen when you have the portal URL that exceeds **500 characters**. <br> For example, if you have a webpage with more than 500 characters in length, and you edit the page using the [content editor](https://docs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/portals/get-started-portal-content-editor), the *Language content* tab in the editor may appear blank. If you review the browser for script errors, you may notice an HTTP response with `400 Bad Request` error. When this happens, ensure you truncate the URL so that you don't exceed 500 characters maximum length.
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### Rendering Power BI report on my portal page fails with the following error:
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*A configuration error occurred while rendering your report.*
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