Tag: FXB

FXB + EBG + code = ❤💥🚀

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I released a new flavor of the existing feature Generate code for QueryExpression in FetchXML Builder for XrmToolBox!

The “flavor” is to generate code, using the Early Bound codes. Especially from Daryl LaBar’s tool Early Bound Generator.

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Layouts in FetchXML Builder

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This is a new feature. A brand new fancy feature. This tool is now going from two dimensions to three dimensions.

As always, we can work with the query and see the data. From now on – work also with the layouts to get nice designs.

How do we show the data in the Model Driven Apps? Keep on reading…

Don’t like to read? See my simple tutorial video instead!

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Know the Dataverse, Solution, and Publisher

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Why are Solutions a new feature in FetchXML Builder?

Solutions have nothing to do when we’re working with queries, right?
So why is this the best feature I have released this last year, or longer?

I know, the subject seems like a crazy big blog…
…anyway, go on and see why you should know it!

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Dataverse Metadata in FetchXML Builder

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I like smart tools.
I like smart code.
I don’t like smart tools and cool code – if I have to write it again.

One of the best XrmToolBox tools is the Metadata Browser – at least for me 😊

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Custom Translations – the Easy Way

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In many customer projects and products, I have built solutions for managing translations in Microsoft Dynamics 365 / CDS / CRM.
Sure, the metadata can be translated to show labels etc in the language of the user, but having a custom solution for translations ensures localized content for texts that are shown to the user from code or automation.

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Querying date intervals in the Common Data Service

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Querying date intervals in Microsoft Common Data Service, Power Apps and Dynamics 365 is not always possible using Advanced Find nor is it as easy as working with plain SQL.

TL;DR – with FetchXML this is quite possible!

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Create view: Active Contacts in My State

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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement and Common Data Service offer us the querying language FetchXML to retrieve data. Since this is the language used for views saved in the system, we can use FetchXML Builder for XrmToolBox to alter the features of views beyond what is possible using platform features, without making them unsupported.

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