Resource not found for segment -Error with Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector in Power Automate/ Microsoft Flow

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This one was pretty surprising and today I faced this error while trying to implement the most mundane operation with Power Automate. On create of an Account, depending on the Account Category, I need to create specific review tasks.
Well that was easy as it gets. I used the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector to connect to my Dynamics 365 instance.


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And set up the flow to be triggered on create of an account.
In the next step I am creating a task with the same Common Data Service (Current Environment) and set the Regarding to account created in previous step.
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I saved the flow alright. And then when I create an account record, I see the flow have failed. Quite surprising. I opened up the flow and this is what I find.
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Resource not found for the segment” – An error I am so much accustomed to facing while writing Web API queries. Because of familiarity of the error, I realized what is wrong and then changed the regarding field expression to below.
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Similar to the way you provide a lookup value using WebAPI.
And now when I save the workflow and create another account, voila! it works. In the era of low code or no code, I shall say that’s quite a trick to make it working. And it does not make sense. After all we have the specific field for account but again we need to set the type. But I believe it is an issue with new connector because previously also I used the same functionality and it worked. So I remove the CDS current environment connector and used the Common data service connector.
And there you go.


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It’s one single field called Regarding. However Regarding Type you can set it to the appropriate entity. So Common Data Service (Current Environment) is indeed the culprit. I leave it to your which one should you choose.
Hope this helps!
Debajit Dutta
(Business Solutions MVP)


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