Recently we were bulk updating our records, which would trigger an asynchronous plugin registered on its update. We were using the wonderful Bulk Data Updater (XrmToolBox) plugin for it. We realized if we are updating too many records at once say e.g. 100 Batch Size (total 5K records to be processed), we are getting below exception.
The plug-in execution failed because no Sandbox Hosts are currently available. Please check that you have a Sandbox server configured and that it is running.System.ServiceModel.FaultException`1[Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationServiceFault]: The plug-in execution failed because no Sandbox Hosts are currently available. Please check that you have a Sandbox server configured and that it is running. Microsoft.Xrm.RemotePlugin.Grpc.ExceptionHandlers.SandboxFabricHostCommunicationException: Error communicating with Sandbox Host
We than updated the Execution settings to process with a Batch Size of 5 with an interval of 60 seconds. This fixed the issue for us.
While trying to delete the Unit records related to the “Distance Units of Measure for Resource and Asset Location Management” unit group, we will get the below error
Geofencing unit ‘Mile’ with id: ‘<GUID>’ cannot be removed
Below is the out of the box plugin that restricts the deletion of the unit
Recently we started getting the below error on the form load of the Work Order Service Task record, that also only in specific environments, and there was no changes made there.
Error Details:
Event Name: onload
Function Name: OnLoad
Web Resource Name: msdyn_/WorkOrderServiceTask/WorkOrderServiceTask.js
Solution Name: msdyn_FieldService_patch_update
Publisher Name: microsoftdynamics
From the error message also it was clear it was the error in the out-of-the-box javascript.
On raising the Microsoft Support Ticket, we were immediately informed that it was because of a change in the function definitions in the .js files along with its associated handlers which was done to prevent object definition collisions in the web resources.
This applied to forms of the below tables
Work Order (msdyn_workorder)
Work Order Service Task (msdyn_workorderservicetask)
We recently got the below error in one of our cloud flows, the requirement was to fetch the distinct work orders that have notes with attachments associated with them.
A resource of type ‘Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.annotation’ was found in a resource set that otherwise has entries of type Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.msdyn_workorder’. In OData, all entries in a resource set must have a common base type.
This occurs if we try using the aggeration in the Fetch XML queries in the List rows action.
The solution was to rewrite the fetch xml query without using aggregation.
And then next if we want to get the distinct values, we can use the Union function for that.
Here,
we are first adding the GUIDs to the varLstWorkOrderGUID array variable using Append to array variable action
And then applying the Union function – to remove the duplicate from the array.
Recently while trying to open one of our cloud flows we got the below error.
Error: The XRM workflow table row could not be found.
Inside the Power Automate maker portal for the new designer, we got the below error
We could see our flows were in the OFF status.
We switched ON the flows, and this fixed the issue for us.
We were able to edit our flow then.
As we recently restored the environment (was deleted), because of which the corresponding ‘Callback Registration’ records might be incorrect or missing. So enabling the flows would have created new entries in the Callback registration records for our flows, which fixed the error.
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