Dynamics365CEOperationsMethods 2.2.5

Dynamics365CEOperationsMethods

How to use This Extension

1. First Install it from Nuget Package From Here or write in your Package Manager Console:

NuGet\Install-Package Dynamics365CEOperationsMethods -Version 2.2.4

2. Second using this namespace: using OS.DynCrm.Methods;
3. After That you can build your Query Expresion by using this method:

var x = QueryExpressionExtension.BuildQueryExpression("contact", new Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Query.ColumnSet(true));

4. To Execute the Query which you built by using Library, you should run the below: QueryExpressionExtension.RetrieveMultiData(X, connect); Just know that X is your QueryExpression, and Connect variable comming from IOrganizationService

Methods that you can use, for example:

1. Build Query and Retrieve Example:

QueryExpression query = QueryExpression.BuildQueryExpression("contact", new ColumnSet("firstname"),LogicalOperator.And, new List<ConditionExpression>()
       {
           new ConditionExpression("lastname", ConditionOperator.Equal, "John"),
       });
var result= QueryExpressionExtension.RetrieveMultiData(query, _context);

_context here is the IOrganizationService connection from Dynamics CRM Organization.

2. Retrieve Single Data Example:

var data = RetrieveExtension.RetrieveSingle("contact",new Guid(id), new ColumnSet("firstname"),_context);
return data.GetAttributeValue<string>("firstname");

New Operations in the Library

1. DeleteRecord:

To work with this method we should pass entity Name , Record GUID , and the Organiztation Service for Example:

OperationsExtension.DeleteRecord("contact",new Guid("52560db6-e144-409f-aa36-c031134b4724"),_context);

2.DetectDuplicate:

To work with this method we should pass entity Name , key which is the attribute name of field, value which is the Value that you need to check if it exist or not (The Unique Identifier), and the Organiztation Service For Example:

bool isExist = OperationsExtension.DetectDuplicate("contact","mobilephone","00971569658849",_context);

3.GetAllSecurityRole:

This Methods to get all security roles inside your organizataion with it's business unit, For 1`:

List<SecurityModel> data = OperationsExtension.GetAllSecurityRole(_context);

You will find the data returned as Model <SecurityModel>

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