Apologies if this is blindingly obvious, but I can't find info on how to do a deletion of a solution from an organisation via the SDK.
I've already done imports sucessfully, using an ImportSolutionRequest object, but can't find the equivalent thing for deleting solutions.
MS has a guide up on MSDN here
From that link
using (_serviceProxy = ServerConnection.GetOrganizationProxy(serverConfig))
{
// This statement is required to enable early-bound type support.
_serviceProxy.EnableProxyTypes();
// Delete a solution
QueryExpression queryImportedSolution = new QueryExpression
{
EntityName = Solution.EntityLogicalName,
ColumnSet = new ColumnSet(new string[] { "solutionid", "friendlyname" }),
Criteria = new FilterExpression()
};
queryImportedSolution.Criteria.AddCondition("uniquename", ConditionOperator.Equal, ImportedSolutionName);
Solution ImportedSolution = (Solution)_serviceProxy.RetrieveMultiple(queryImportedSolution).Entities[0];
_serviceProxy.Delete(Solution.EntityLogicalName, (Guid)ImportedSolution.SolutionId);
}
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I am trying to migrate from the Legacy Azure service bus SDK to the new one "Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus". I don't see the equivalent of the "UserProperties" property with the new Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus.ServiceBusMessage. Where can I set the user properties? I see a property called "ApplicationProperties". Is that the one to go for?
Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus.Message msg = new Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus.Message(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(message.Body));
if (message.Headers != null)
{
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, object> item in message.Headers)
{
msg.UserProperties.Add(item.Key, item.Value); //I need help for this statement.
}
}
Yes, ApplicationProperties is the new custom headers collection to use.
Until now I don't find any simple working solution for a dynamic include in Entity Framwework Core 2.1. Below is a simple case where I put the Include in another line that doesn't work.
string[] includes = new[] { "navigationprop" };
var query = _dbContext.Set<T>();
query.Include(includes[0]);
This work:
var query = _dbContext.Set<T>().Include(includes[0]);
In this answer is a similar issue but i think it's too over.
I am getting unexpected error while trying to create post in Dynamics CRM. Below is the code:
Entity objEntity = new Entity("post");
objEntity["regardingobjectid"] = IncidentID;
objEntity["text"] = URLs;
objEntity["source"] = new OptionSetValue(2);
objEntity["type"] = new OptionSetValue(4);
Guid newPostID = lOrgService.Create(objEntity);
Please suggest what could be the problem.
It could be a multitude of things, which is hard to pinpoint based on the small amount of code you have submitted, but my best guess is that IncidentID is a GUID, where regardingobjectid should be an EntityReference.
Try replacing:
objEntity["regardingobjectid"] = IncidentID;
with
objEntity["regardingobjectid"] = new EntityReference("incident", IncidentID);
Dynamics CRM 2011 on premise
I can barely believe I can't find this out by Googling. MSDN is useless.
Here is some C# from a plugin:
integ_creditpayment creditpayment = new integ_creditpayment();
creditpayment.integ_Amount = totalPay;
//set more properties
context.AddObject(creditpayment);
context.SaveChanges();
Now I want to get the value of the id field in integ_creditpayment.
Can I get this immediately from creditpayment.id? (As in, does context.SaveChanges() cause the creditpayment variable to be updated with the new id?)
I'm assuming your real code is more complicated, but there is no need to use the context in your example code:
integ_creditpayment creditpayment = new integ_creditpayment();
creditpayment.integ_Amount = totalPay;
//set more properties
creditpayment.Id = service.Create(creditpayment);
You can also use a type initializer and get rid of your object all together if you'd like:
Guid id = service.Create(new integ_creditpayment
{
integ_Amount = totalPay;
});
service in this case is of type IOrganizationService
After the SaveChanges() you can get the record id with:
Guid justCreatedId = creditpayment.Id;
I am very confused, i am trying in vain to queue up multiple inserts i have thousands of adds to do so i only want to really do the database once.
I am using .net 4 and entity framework 4 and also added reference to system.data.objects
but i still have no overload available for SaveChanges
here is my code:
using (TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope())
{
using (myDbContext context = new myDbContext)
{
foreach (var p in model)
{
var tempProduct = new Products();
// set a loopable list of available products
IEnumerable<MerchantProductFeedMerchantProd> prod = p.prod;
foreach (var i in prod)
{
var prodText = i.text.FirstOrDefault();
var prodUri = i.uri.FirstOrDefault();
var prodPrice = i.price.FirstOrDefault();
FillTempProduct(feedId, i, tempProduct, supplierId, feedInfo, prodPrice, prodText,
prodUri);
context.Products.Add(tempProduct);
context.SaveChanges(false); // no overload
}
scope.Complete();
context.AcceptAllChanges(); //acceptallchanges not referenced ??
}
}
this is really battering my head now, so any help would be much appreciated.
thanks
Because you are using DbContext API and these methods are from ObjectContext API. DbContext API is simplified = it is only for simple requirements. If you have more complex requirements you must use ObjectContext API by converting your DbContext to ObjectContext instance:
var objectContext = ((IObjectContextAdapter)myDbContext).ObjectContext;