David Jennaway - Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Postings about Microsoft CRM customisation and development, with digressions into SQL Server, Reporting, SharePoint and .Net

Saturday, 31 March 2018

What's in a name - CRM, Dynamics 365, CDS

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Now that I've restarted posting on this blog, I'm struggling to name the technologies consistently. It used to just be CRM (or Micro...
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Common Data Services Architecture in CDS 2.0

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I struggled to think of a good title for this post, and I hope to change it to something more inspirational, as this is a very significant t...
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Thursday, 29 March 2018

Concurrent or Consistent - or both

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A lesser-known feature that CRM 2016 brought to us is support for optimistic concurrency in the web service API. This may not be as exciting...
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Friday, 27 June 2014

Plugin pre-stages - some subtleties

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The CRM SDK describes the main differences in plug stages here . However, there are some additional differences between the pre-validation ...
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Monday, 7 April 2014

Controlling Duplicate Detection

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The CRM SDK messages CreateRequest and UpdateRequest support a configuration parameter "SuppressDuplicateDetection" that provides ...
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Friday, 13 December 2013

Crm 2013 – Script errors after upgrading an ex-Crm 4.0 organisation

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After a recent upgrade to Crm 2013 of an organisation that had been a Crm 4.0 organisation, there were client script errors when navigatin...
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Monday, 9 December 2013

Crm 2013 – Upgrading from an ex-Crm 1.2 organisation

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This post should only affect a small fraction of Crm 2013 users, but if you do have a CRM organisation that was first created in Crm 1.2, ...
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Friday, 6 December 2013

Crm 2013 – No more ExtensionBase tables

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So, Dynamics Crm 2013 is here, and there’s lots to say about the new UI, and the new features. But, many others are talking about these, s...
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Wednesday, 12 June 2013

SQL Setup error "Registry properties are not valid under this context"

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When using new versions of software (in this case SQL Server 2012 service pack 1), there's always the chance of a new, random error. In ...
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Monday, 29 April 2013

Understanding error codes

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Error messages frequently include error codes; sometimes they also include useful text that describes the code, but sometimes they don’t, ...
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