Most of the development for MS CRM v3.0 I do in Visual Studio 2003. This is because callouts needs to be built on .NET Framework v1.1. All the projects built with Visual Studio are .NET Framework v2.0. Since I dont want to switch between several IDE's all the time, I only use VS 2003.Today is the day that I found a very interesting blog posting of Arash. See this post for information on how to
Monday, 28 August 2006
Thursday, 24 August 2006
Search
Posted on 02:12 by Unknown
Hi,Earlier this week I removed the popups from this page, now I have added a useful functionality. If you know for sure that I wrote an article about something, then just search for the words you remember. The textbox on the right side will only search this blog.So far about searching the blog. Now something about searching in CRM.Do you know on which fields of the entity the quick search is
Monday, 21 August 2006
No more popups!
Posted on 01:06 by Unknown
At least, on this blog...I've been using Nedstat for sitestatistics from the start of this blog. They have been taken-over by webstats4u.com. I didn't mind that much, but ever since there have been appearing popups on the blog. Now I'm running google analytics on the blog. They give a lot nicer reports and they do that without popups! Have fun with the improved user experience :)See here a
Tuesday, 15 August 2006
Optimize MS CRM webservice
Posted on 08:45 by Unknown
Currently I'm working on an import program. I have to import thousands and thousands of records. Usually the crm system is quite fast, but with these huge loads, I'm getting quite anoyed by the performance of the MS CRM webservice. It even causes error messages like "The underlying connection was closed: Unable to connect to the remote server.". Now there are some performance tweaks available. I
Fetch all records
Posted on 08:41 by Unknown
Have you ever tried to write a code which will get you all records from a specific entity? It's harder then you think it is! Everybody who is a bit aware of the CRM SDK thinks it should be a fetch statement like this:
Thursday, 10 August 2006
Save disabled fields
Posted on 23:51 by Unknown
Hi!I was reading a posting of Ben Vollmer about "Doing Math in Microsoft CRM aka Calculated Field". This is an interesting article, but I noticed something in the posting that I did not know yet. There is a possibility to submit fields which are disabled! I have been using calculated fields before, but I always enabled the field when submitting the page.So what is the solution? The use of the
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