Is it possible to export all marketing List members from Marketing List?
I have 35 Marketing list, i can export to Excel all marketing lists, but not the member list associated to those lists...
Thanx.
Sofiane
Migrating from on premise to online is a little bit more tricky if this was migrating from crm 2011 on premise to crm 2016 on premise you could of restored from a .bak (database file). Currently Microsoft provide no supported way to restore from a bak file using online crm.
The options available to you are to use the in built data import templates, export the data to excel from current system and reimport to your new environment. This will be time consuming and won't migrate any documents.
Another option is to use a third party tool such as scribe or kingswaysoft connector with SSRS to migrate the data or code your own solution using the SDK.
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I need to GET data from SharePoint Server 2019 (On-premise) list and then I need to add that data to the SharePoint Online list using CSOM.
I have found the below link to get data from SharePoint Server (On-premise) list.
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/sharepoint-client-object-modal-csom/
I have found below link to add data to SharePoint Online list.
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/create-a-list-item-in-sharepoint-using-csomannouncement-list
Is that correct way or do I need prefer another way?
Thanks
If you just need list data without any version history or created/modified user and time stamps - you can export the SharePoint on-premise list to excel and use this excel file to create/import a new list in SharePoint Online.
Other options are to
Use Microsoft's "SharePoint Migration Tool" to migrate content - this is a free tool provided by Microsoft - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointmigration/introducing-the-sharepoint-migration-tool
use CSOM code in a VS application as per the links you have - note that you don't need to create 2 separate applications for it, just create one app and create separate instances of the ClientContext for SP on-prem and SP online
use PnP PowerShell to get all list items and then loop over each item and create each item in target SPO site OR use SharePoint Powershell module to do the same. Here is an example of a script that migrates documents but with some minor modification you can get it to work with list data - https://github.com/alimughalx/CopySharePointFilesWithMetaDataAndVersionHistory
There are many paid tools available to migrate content from Sharepoint to Sitecore like Kapow, Siteport etc. Are there any open source tools available to migrate content from Sharepoint intranet to Sitecore?
There is an integration services marketplace module that does data transformation, but not specific to Sharepoint. I haven't tried to use it to query for data from Sharepoint, but it is shared source so you can probably make it do what you need.
https://marketplace.sitecore.net/Modules/I/Integration_Services_Components_for_Sitecore.aspx?sc_lang=en
I'm looking at upgrading my current TFS instance and planning to copy and restore databases as per Microsofts Advanced Upgrade which means I am pretty much installing the new product from scratch and restoring the databases then running a migration tool.
I see in the installation notes that you can integrate SharePoint with it as an optional extra. Why would I do this? Is the idea to store project documentation in a SharePoint Document library per project and be able to link to that content rather than as an attachment to the Backlog Items and Bugs in TFS?
I'm having trouble finding any documentation of team workflows with SharePoint and TFS and I suspect that its because no one really does it.
More importantly would SharePoint integration impede future product upgrades or moving to Visual Studio Online?
In my eyes, SharePoint as a TFS portal has become much less desirable due to the improvements in Team Web Access (eg Charting) but it still has some uses.
With the integration enabled, you will see a Documents tab in Team Explorer which will take you to the dedicated SharePoint Portal (created when you create the TFS Team Project) where all your documentation can be stored. Of course without SharePoint integration you can still happily link Work Items to documents in SharePoint, you just don't have a dedicated portal created for you.
If you are using one of the MSF process templates then some useful documents are created for you on SharePoint when you create the Team Project (xlsx reports etc). However, if you are using the much better VS Scrum template then no documents are created even if you have SharePoint integration enabled.
If you are using the Enterprise edition of SharePoint then you get some good dashboards (bugs, code quality etc.) and you can also publish your custom excel reports easily. This functionality requires Excel Services and so is not available in the standard edition (there are some dashboards created but they aren't that useful).
Share information using the project portal
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms242883.aspx
Your team can use the SharePoint portal to share information in the following ways:
Share data contained in reports or dashboards
Share team progress using predefined or customized dashboards.
Share documents, files, images.
Share team knowledge and processes using the SharePoint wiki.
Reference process guidance for select team project artifacts.
If you want to add a portal to an existing project:
Configure or add a project portal
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms242865.aspx
How can i get database schema for my Dynamics CRM 2013 Online? Is it possible in CRM 2013 online? If it is possible to get database schema, can you tell me any procedure?
A quicker option that doesn't require getting a backup of the database is to use the XRMtoolbox available at http://xrmtoolbox.codeplex.com and use the Metadata Doc Generator tool. That allows you to retrieve the Metadata and select all or some entities and various options for those entities and to save the output to a Word document or an Excel document. While maybe not technically a database schema, it allows you to see even more information at a glance than you would see in the database schema because you can see things like if an attribute is available for Advanced find and which form or forms it is located on.
Another option is to install a local copy of Microsoft CRM that is the same version as the online version and to export the customizations and solutions from the CRM online version and then import them to the local CRM install. This will give your local database the same schema as what exists in CRM online and you can either view the schema in SQL server management studio or other SQL database schema generation tools. Hope this helps.
You can request a copy of your Dynamics CRM organization database from CRM Online support. Then you'll have your Dynamics CRM database and you can restore it to a local SQL Server. If you don't already have a SQL instance you can use the Developer edition, if you have access, or use a trial.
Be sure to ask which version of SQL Server you need to use to restore.
To receive a copy of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online SQL Server
database, contact Live Customer Service by calling 1-877-CRM-CHOICE
(1-877-276-2464) Monday-Friday, 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Central Time
(UTC-6) in the U.S. and in Canada.
Restore the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online SQL Server database
The backup of your Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online SQL Server database
must be restored by using a server running the same (or a newer)
version of Microsoft SQL Server as is running in Microsoft’s data
centers. At the time of this writing, Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online
data centers are running SQL Server 2008.
I am using CRM Online 2013 and I have to do reporting with custom code and there are reports that just cannot be done with Fetch XML. So my question is.
Can I use Azure integration with CRM Online 2013 to extract CRM data of entities into SQL Azure through some ETL tool like SSIS or any other (recommend please) and do the reporting through SSRS from SQL Azure?
If yes, then we come to our second step. Is there a way to call these reports from CRM Online? I know we can't upload the .rdl files with custom code to CRM Online. So I am thinking of calling the reports from CRM even though the reports may reside on Azure server.
Its the second step I am most worried about as being impractical. Suggestions?