Introduction Dataverse (formerly the Common Data Service) provides powerful capabilities for managing data within Microsoft Power Platform. One of the important metadata fields in every table is CreatedOn (or createdon in the backend), which stores the date and time when a record was created. However, what if you need to update or backdate the CreatedOn... Continue Reading →
Query Builder Error When Deleting Time Entry
Problem: As a result of the Microsoft Project Operation Update 4.106.0.25, we're encountering a Query Builder Error when trying to delete a time entry. Upon reviewing the logs, we found that the Microsoft.Crm.AuditMonikerMessagesPlugin is failing with the error message: "The specified field 'msdyn_createdbycopilot' does not exist in Microsoft Dynamics 365." Solution: This plugin is activated... Continue Reading →
Retrieve Calendar Rules in Plugin, Action or Custom API
Discover how to simplify Dynamics 365 calendar management by harnessing the power of retrieving calendar rules in plugins, actions, and custom APIs. This blog explores the process of accessing calendar rules in Dynamics 365 and highlights the benefits it offers organizations. Gain insights into customizing scheduling processes, leveraging plugins, actions, and custom APIs for enhanced flexibility and control. Whether you're a developer or administrator, this blog equips you with practical knowledge, real-world examples, and the potential to automate workflows, improve resource allocation, and maximize productivity. Join us on a transformative journey to efficient calendar management and operational success in Dynamics 365.
Handle Open Operation Set issue using Disposable Interface
Problem Statement: In C# code, if an exception or error occurs while adding operations to an Operation Set, it remains in an Open state. Since each user has a limit of 10 open Operation Sets, exceeding this limit causes other Operation Sets to fail. To address this issue, the Disposable Interface can be used to... Continue Reading →