Have you had a situation where the default reports in CRM 2011 and reports created from VisualStudio work, but reports created from the Report Wizard (or any Fetch based reports) result in a rsProcessingAborted error?
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Product Review: InRule® for Microsoft Dynamics® CRM
Business logic can
be applied to Dynamics CRM by a combination of these processes:
- OOB workflows
- Custom workflows
- Plugins
- JavaScript
Other than the OOB
workflows (which has its constraints), the rest involve some knowledge of coding, with the plugins and
workflows requiring background in C#. So if there is new requirement to create
a business rule, typically the request is submitted to the IT/ Development
team, and depending on their schedule the rule is created. If the rule needs
changing, the business user needs to again reach out to someone outside of his/
her department.
Labels:
Data,
Dynamics CRM 2011,
JavaScript,
Solutions,
User Experience
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