Disable the Sitecore Connect for Microsoft D365 Commerce - Content Hub connector

Disabling the Sitecore Connect for Microsoft D365 Commerce - Content Hub connector involves D365 Commerce as well as:

  • Microsoft Azure Logic App

  • Microsoft Azure Power Functions App

  • Sitecore Content Hub

Azure Logic App

If you need to temporarily halt product synchronization, navigate to Azure and disable the appropriate Logic App workflows.

To disable Logic App workflows:

  1. Log into your Azure portal.

  2. Locate the Resource Group created during the installation of the connector.

  3. Locate the three Logic App workflows created during installation. This can be done by viewing your Logic App resources under your Resource Group, or by visiting the Logic Apps service page. The list of available Logic Apps, for example, looks like:

    List of available logic apps

  4. Click the name of the Logic App you want to disable.

  5. On the detail page, click Disable. This halts the workflow of the Logic App.

    How to disable the logic app

  6. Repeat the process for any additional Logic App workflows.

Azure Power Functions App

To disable the push synchronization functionality of the connector without disabling the logic app resources:

  1. Log into your Azure portal.

  2. Locate the Resource Group created during the installation of the connector.

  3. Locate the Function App created during installation. You can do this by viewing the Function App resource under your Resource Group, or by visiting the Function App service page.

  4. Click the Function App and, in the left pane, click Configuration.

  5. Under Application settings, locate the setting named RuntimeConfiguration:DisablePushSync and click Edit.

  6. In the Add/Edit application setting dialog box, change the Value from false to true.

  7. Click OK.

  8. Click Save.

    Important

    Changing application settings on the Function App restarts the application.

  9. In the Save changes dialog box, click Continue.

Content Hub

When you remove the connector from Content Hub, we recommend that you also remove the D365Connector OAuth client and revoke the connector user credentials in Content Hub.

To remove the connector and remove the OAuth client:

  1. In Content Hub, on the menu bar, click Manage.

  2. On the Manage page, click OAuth clients.

  3. Find and delete the entry added during the connector setup.

Note

D365Connector is the default name for the connector. If you use settings other than those used in this documentation, you must carefully review which OAuth client you need to remove.

Warning

Deleting the D365 user or resetting the user password removes the ability for the connector to synchronize data with Content Hub.

To delete a user:

  1. On the menu bar, click Manage.

  2. On the Manage page, click Users.

  3. Next to the user who you added during the connector setup, click Delete.

  4. Click OK to confirm the deletion.

Azure CDN endpoint

To disable the CDN endpoint of the Microsoft D365 Commerce - Content Hub connector:

  1. Log into your Microsoft Azure portal page.

  2. Locate the Resource Group created during the installation of the connector.

  3. Locate the CDN endpoint and click Stop.

  4. In the confirmation window, click Yes.

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