Is it possible to export/import business rules written in CRM 2013?
I am doing crm migration and adding some new validation rules using business rules feature , instead of javascript.But not getting any support to export these business rules and reimport them before migration the latest database of CRM.
Does any one have better idea to do it ,other than javascript solution?
You can do it by using solutions
Add that entity in the solutions and export that solutions and import it in the new environment
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Is it possible to perform data validation on fields from external source files(.csv,xml,txt) using the out of the box CRM Import Wizard? or do I need to perform validation using the CRM Web service SDK in say a plugin or so, please advice on best approach for this m i would really appreciate it.
The best place to do data validations is in plugins, i.e. in the pre-validation and pre-operation stages of the create and update messages.
I'm using MS CRM 2013 On-Pre, In the Trace file i found below line in error message attribute when trying to delete any field or entity even when trying to add new entity or field.In sort at this time I am not able to do any changes in my CRM.
"Microsoft Dynamics CRM has experienced an error. Reference number for administrators or support: #0494EF01"
How can I analyze the code, Is there any entity where I can find all the error code.
Please suggest I'm totally confused.
#BharatPrajapati alex is right, you probably broke the environment.
One should never change fields and Entities directly in SQL. This is highly un-supported Customizations.
If you had setup daily backups for the CRM Database. You can restore the backup on the same CRM Organization. It will start working fine. You have to map the security roles etc again.
If you want to delete the the Entity which you deleted from SQL you can/should delete that in CRM
P.S if you do not have daily backups schedule then there is no solution other than a New CRM Installation.
I'm using Dynamics CRM 2013. An entity has been imported via an unmanaged Solution. The Solution has been removed, but because it was unmanaged, the entity is still within CRM and causing issues.
How can I see all entities installed under the "default" solution. E.g. not attached to a solution. I believe in CRM 2011 there was a customize button, but I cannot see the option in 2013.
It is under Settings then Customization then choose Customize the System. This will take you to the Default solution.
I am working on CRM 2013 and want to migrate the javascript,UI changes done on one copy of CRM 2013 to another copy of CRM 2013.Both databases of CRM 2013 are of same organizations(means having exact same structure) only difference is one contains latest clients data.
Is there any good tool which can automate this process?
Thanks
Why don't you want to use standard approach called solutions?
To migrate changes you can create Solution, add changed components into it, export solution from source system and then import this solution to target system.
Is it possible to use use SharePoint to custom develop a GUI for an SQL Server backend for updating the data? Thanks.
If you are using SharePoint 2007 you might want to take a look at the Business Data Catalogue - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms563661(v=office.12).aspx
Not sure what the comparable feature (if any) in 2010/2013 is...
EDIT:
In 2013 it is called Business Connectivity Services - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj163782.aspx#BCSoverview_Whatcanbcsdo
Look at "Business Connectivity Services" and "External List".
SharePoint Designer can make the process pretty simple or you can develop a Visual Studio project:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee558778(v=office.14).aspx
If you want to do the legwork try building an Access Application in SharePoint 2013.
It is much better than 2010 but requires more setup. This will encapsulate a database within a SQL database, very versatile super quick and you can do all your SQL fun stuff from there.
This is a low or no code solution.
SharePoint 2010 Access apps use lists as back-end repositories, you can interact with the data in the SharePoint WSS_Content database, but it is not supported and no advisable.