You will notice that the performance of Dynamics CRM can be negatively affected when you have loads of Javascript codes embedded into the form of an entity. It is recommended that you take out the Javascript codes from the form and place them in a separate script file which can then be loaded in the form. This will cause the script to be downloaded only once and therefore improve performance when
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
Thursday, 17 July 2008
Not all emails are sent from MailMerge
Posted on 02:14 by Unknown
Yesterday I looked at an issue with a colleague of mine (Nico Verhagen). The problem was that a mailmerge quick campaign has been created which should send out approximately 1500 emails. When the quickcampaign had finished, there were only 43 emails sent and nothing failed. How could that be true?Apparently only 800 contacts had an email address specified, so that already is causing half of the
Friday, 4 July 2008
Creating an activity report which includes the related people
Posted on 03:06 by Unknown
In an activity CRM grid, it is not possible to add attributes from the activity type (letter, phonecall etc) itself. The fields to and from on the entities phonecall, letter, fax are therefore not eligable for addition on the CRM grid. It would be very useful to see those though. The same is valid for the to, cc and bcc in email and required and optional attendees in appointments. In this post I
Transform a table column into a CSV field in SQL Server
Posted on 02:52 by Unknown
Imagine that you want to use a related table in your SQL query. You then must return only a single column or otherwise you'll get this SQL error:Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Line 2Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression.What I like to do, is to transform the result table column into a
Thursday, 3 July 2008
Determine the logged in user
Posted on 08:14 by Unknown
Some time ago I wrote a post around how to show and hide fields based on the logged in user. Apparently this doesn't work for Dynamics CRM 4.0 anymore for two reasons. This post will help you to get it working again.The first one is that you are not allowed to use the <%= approach anymore. You do now have to use the function: Page.Response.Write(string strText);The second reason is that the
MVP for the 3rd consecutive year
Posted on 08:00 by Unknown
Hi Guys,As a reward for community work last year, Microsoft has again reawarded me the Microsoft CRM MVP! I am very much pleased with this award because as one of my colleagues said: Getting to the top is hard, but staying there is even harder!Last year I have spend a lot of time on doing community work again. I have spend a lot of time preparing for presentations like deepdive sessions and CRM
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