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It’s time for another big update to SQL 4 CDS – this one’s been in the works for 3 months and has got some great improvements to its level of SQL support, performance, integration with SSMS and reusability in custom apps. New SQL support: Variables You can now declare and Continue Reading
This update focuses mainly on aggregate query performance and introduces .NET Core compatibility for developers wanting to integrate SQL 4 CDS with their own applications.
You can use duplicate detection rules to find duplicate records in Dynamics 365 (or do it even better with Data8 Duplicare!), but how do you go back and find what records have been merged, or by whom?
One for the XrmToolBox developers: if you want to make use of the power of SQL 4 CDS from your own tool, how can you do it?
After several recent updates to Dataverse I’m excited to release SQL 4 CDS 5.2 to take full advantage of the new platform features, along with several UI and query handling improvements.
I’m really pleased to announce this major update to SQL 4 CDS! This is a complete overhaul of the engine that converts your SQL into something that Dataverse/CRM can understand, and means you can now run a much broader set of queries than ever before.
I’ve quietly been releasing minor updates to SQL 4 CDS over the past few weeks, so I thought it was time to do a blog post for an “update roll up”
I’ve been doing some work today on filtering multi-select optionset fields in SQL 4 CDS and using the T-SQL endpoint, and I came across a few interesting quirks.
One of the things that is very frustrating when trying to do any sort of analysis of data in CDS is the fetch aggregate limit. If you haven’t come across this before, this is a hard limit of 50,000 records that it will process when trying to calculate aggregate values Continue Reading
A bit of a mouthful of a title! I had a great time earlier today presenting at my first ever virtual event, D365UG UK. Many thanks to the organising team for a smoothly run event!