Dynamics 365
Recently we started transition from Dynamics CRM 2011 to 2015. As part of transition we started using rollup fields. There are some limitations for that feature: You can define a maximum of 100 rollup fields for the organization and up to 10 rollup fields per entity. Which we faced on
PowerShell
Microsoft guys released PowerShell cmdlets Microsoft.Xrm.Data.Powershell. About half a year since I've started my Handy.Crm.Powershell.Cmdlets project to deal with day to day work and automate routine DevOps tasks. Haven't checked their work though. Rhetorical question rises up if I should
Dynamics 365
Eventually almost everyone face the situation when you removed something that shouldn't be removed. There is no built-in recycle bin inside Dynamics CRM. Restoring database to specific state isn't right thing to do for sure, because of several reasons: * It is resource intensive. * You may not
Dynamics 365
Issue You have already configured CRM deployment with IFD (claims-based authentication) configured and some of the rollups are installed. Eventually you want to add another node into existing deployment. You may get stuck with weird error messages: * The product key is not compatible with installed version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Dynamics 365
In Dynamics CRM 2013 Microsoft has added feature Server-Side Synchronization. You can now enable and configure synchronization of email, appointments, contacts, and tasks directly from the WEB UI. The thing is that you can't configure insecure connection for email server profile by default. But you can achieve it
Dynamics 365
By default Dynamics CRM Email Router writes its errors, warnings and other messages into default Application event log. When you have dozens of different profiles for different queues and users and lots of emails sent per minute, it becomes hard to keep Application event log clean. You can't
Dynamics 365
In Dynamics CRM on-premise deployment PrinicipalObjectAccess (POA) table contains implicit and explicit entity sharing. Explicit sharing can be created and checked directly with UI via Share button. Implicit sharing is created during different processes by CRM itself: account merging, emails with users in CC, workflows, etc. During active CRM usage