Simple python script to test your data entities using odata

For a research I'm doing I had to create this simple script to test an odata endpoint. There many scripts out there but the good about this one is that is written in python. Just replace the values and execute!

https://github.com/ccampora/D365FOMiddleware/D365FOAuth.py




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