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SQL 4 CDS v7.1 Released

Along with some important updates to the existing SQL 4 CDS suite of tools, this release brings brand new integrations

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MSDyn365 Internals: Restricted state transitions

In my last post I looked at how some of the core Sales entities are read-only in everything except their

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MSDyn365 Internals: Read-only Sales entities

If you work with the standard D365 Sales entities like Quote, Order and Invoice you might have had users come

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Category: SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS v7.1 Released

Posted On 31st January 202331st January 2023 By Mark Carrington14 Comments

Along with some important updates to the existing SQL 4 CDS suite of tools, this release brings brand new integrations for SSMS 19 and Azure Data Studio!

Category: MSDyn365 Internals

MSDyn365 Internals: Restricted state transitions

Posted On 30th January 202330th January 2023 By Mark Carrington1 Comment

In my last post I looked at how some of the core Sales entities are read-only in everything except their default state, and how you may need to go through a series of transitions between different states to edit them. Although these are the only entities I’m aware of that Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365/MSDyn365 Internals

MSDyn365 Internals: Read-only Sales entities

Posted On 24th January 202324th January 2023 By Mark Carrington2 Comments

If you work with the standard D365 Sales entities like Quote, Order and Invoice you might have had users come across error messages like Most entity types have Active and Inactive states but can actually be edited via the API even when they’re inactive. These three sales entities have some Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365/MSDyn365 Internals

MSDyn365 Internals: Plugin Debugging from SDK and Web API apps

Posted On 7th January 20239th January 2023 By Mark Carrington2 Comments

I’ve written a fair few apps to integrate with Microsoft Dynamics 365 over the years, and you can guarantee at some point you’re going to hit an error that’s triggered by a plugin when you update a record. How do you find the true cause of the error and start Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365

Early-bound and Async support for on-prem D365

Posted On 21st October 202221st October 2022 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’ve just released version 2.3 of the Data8 Dataverse client library, which you can use to connect to on-premise instances of Dynamics CRM / Dynamics 365 from .NET Core apps.

Category: SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS v7 Released

Posted On 22nd September 202222nd September 2022 By Mark Carrington18 Comments

Or, the Power Platform Conference 2022 Edition! I’m finishing this post from the conference now – if you’d like to say hello while I’m here please get in touch!

Category: MSDyn365

Windows Authentication from Linux? 🤯

Posted On 12th September 202213th September 2022 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’m regularly blown away by the progress made in the .NET platform. A huge amount of work as gone into making it faster and adding support for more platforms. Moving to .NET Core was unblocked for us by the release of Microsoft’s Dataverse client and allowed us to move systems Continue Reading

Category: SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS 6.4 Released

Posted On 28th July 202228th July 2022 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’ve just published SQL 4 CDS 6.4 with support for earlier versions of CRM and more complex queries. I’ve also been setting up a wiki with more detailed information.

Category: SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS 6.3 Released

Posted On 29th June 202229th June 2022 By Mark Carrington2 Comments

I’ve just released SQL 4 CDS v6.3 with a number of useful improvements and fixes.

Category: SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS 6.2 Released

Posted On 19th May 202219th May 2022 By Mark Carrington10 Comments

This is mostly a bug fix release, but with one new SQL feature implemented which could be very useful for testing and ALM usage scenarios.

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