SetState for CustomEntity in CRM


For every new custom entity created in CRM corresponding SetStateCustomEntityNameRequest and SetStateCustomEntityNameResponse class gets created which we can use to set their status.

 

In the below example we have set the status inactive for our custom country entity records.

 

 

 SetStateNew_CountryRequest myCountryRequest = new SetStateNew_CountryRequest();

                // guid of the record to be deactivated

                myCountryRequest.EntityId = new Guid(“3AE10D22-60E4-DD11-9D85-00164145E126”);

                // statecode – 1 , statecodename- Inactive, statuscode – 2, statuscodename – Inactive

                // statecode – 0 , statecodename- Inactive, statuscode – 1, statuscodename – Inactive

                myCountryRequest.New_CountryState = New_CountryState.Inactive;

                myCountryRequest.New_CountryStatus = 2;

                SetStateNew_CountryResponse myCountryResponse = (SetStateNew_CountryResponse)crmService.Execute(myCountryRequest);

 

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3 thoughts on “SetState for CustomEntity in CRM”

  1. Hi Nishant
    EntityId which you are using in this record is of Individual record or of Account Entity as a whole.

    My requirement is to inactivate records based on some criterion.

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