SQL Stored Procedures in Power Apps can help avoid the data row limit of 2000 items when reading data from lists and libraries. By connecting SQL Stored Procedures and SQL Tables, it is possible to retrieve all the data without being limited by the row limit setting. This can be useful for addressing delegation issues, as Stored Procedures are not subject to delegation rules and can load all the data at once. The article provides an example of using Stored Procedures in Power Apps and demonstrates how the CountRows function works with SQL data sources. Overall, using SQL Stored Procedures can be a helpful solution for working with large datasets in Power Apps.
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