The PowerShell script will list all connectors used in the Power Apps application in all environments user has access to.
# Required Modules (installed as admin) # Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell # Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.PowerShell -AllowClobber # $Delimiter = ","
# Get list of all Environments
$Environments = Get-PowerAppEnvironment | Select-Object -Property EnvironmentName, DisplayName
write-host $Environments
# Loop through all Environments
foreach ($Environment in $Environments)
{
# List all Apps in each environments
$AppNames = Get-PowerApp -EnvironmentName $Environment.EnvironmentName | Select-Object -Property AppName, DisplayName
# Loop through each app to get connectors it is using
foreach ($AppName in $AppNames) {
$Connectors = Get-AdminPowerAppConnectionReferences -EnvironmentName $Environment.EnvironmentName -AppName $AppName.AppName | Select-Object -Property ConnectorName
# Write outputs
ForEach ($Connector in $Connectors.ConnectorName) {
Write-Output ($Environment.DisplayName + $Delimiter + $AppName.DisplayName + $Delimiter + $Connector)
}
}
}
# Outputs in format of
# Environment, App Name, Connector Names
# Env 1,Booking App,shared_office365users
# Env 1,Booking App,shared_office365
# Env 2,Message App,shared_skypeforbiz
