Today I've been doing some coding again and I've found an interesting situation. For my code I do need to find which marketing lists belong to a specific Campaign Activity. Apparently more people on the internet faced the same issue, but I haven't found anybody who supplied the answer on how to do that. I've managed to find an approach which works for both the fetchXml as well as a
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Showing posts with label fetchxml. Show all posts
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Monday, 16 February 2009
Using Advanced Find for FetchXML builder v4.0
Posted on 07:50 by Unknown
Some time ago I have written an article about how to use the Advanced Find as FetchXML builder. Today I tried using the javascript:prompt() method on a CRM 4.0 deployment and found out that the code doesn't work anymore. This alert script does still work though.javascript:alert(resultRender.FetchXml.value);A slightly different code which might be easier to remember is:javascript:alert(
Friday, 13 April 2007
FetchXML into a DataSet
Posted on 01:19 by Unknown
Once upon a time in the Netherlands there was this developer who was working on MSCRM for quite some time. He started to notice that he had to search again and again for the same questions. Luckily he heard about the term 'blogging' and so he started to post the most frequent questions on a blog. The goal was to be able to quickly retrieve the information that he had found earlier. The fact that
Wednesday, 1 November 2006
Using the Advanced Find for FetchXML builder
Posted on 00:35 by Unknown
Some time ago I talked about the program "FetchXML builder" to build FetchXML queries: http://ronaldlemmen.blogspot.com/2006/09/fetchxml-builder.html, but take a look at the next solution.You can just open the Advanced find page and build the query as you like. Then run the query to see if it returns the data as you wish it should. If you are satisfied with the results and you want to know what
Monday, 18 September 2006
FetchXML Builder
Posted on 05:35 by Unknown
Some time ago Microsoft organized the code contest. Users have been asked to share their greatest assets with the community. One of the winners is James Downey. He has created the FetchXML Builder: a free user-friendly tool for building and testing FetchXML statements.Today I have been able to use this tool in my development project. It works very intuitive, at least for people having fetchxml
Tuesday, 15 August 2006
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:
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