Fxied – Reporting error. Report cannot be displayed. (rsProcessingAborted)


I was getting the above error while running one of the custom SSRS report inside CRM 2011.


To resolve this issue I had to follow these steps

  1. Start SQL Server Management Studio
  2. Expand Security, then expand Logins
  3. Select and right click the account under which the SQL Server Reporting Services is running.
  4. Select User Mapping and select YouOrg_MSCRM database and specify following role membership
  • CRMReaderRole,
  • db_owner
  • public.


Hope it helps.

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Data Audit in CRM 2011 (while updating record programmatically)


Suppose we have enabled (out of the box) data audit feature for a particular entity and then we are updating its record programmatically in the following manner (the way we usually do)

myEntityRecord.new_addressname = txtAddressName.Text;

myEntityRecord.new_street2 = txtStreet2.Text;

myEntityRecord.new_city = txtCity.Text;

myEntityRecord.new_state = txtState.Text;

myEntityRecord.new_zip = txtZipCode.Text;

service.Update(serviceMember);

Now what happens over here is that all of these fields will appear as “changed field” in Audit History even if we haven’t changed its value.

Here in the above screen shot we can see the same value for fields in old value and new value column. This is something we should be aware of while updating records programmatically in CRM.

Bye.

Plugin for Resolve Case action against Incident Entity. (CRM 4.0)


We had a requirement wherein we wanted to update one of the fields in the incident record when we are resolving it through (Actionà Resolve Case).

Here we had to write a Pre-Update plugin registered on Child Pipeline against incident entity.

More on that

http://roman20007.wordpress.com/2010/04/25/resolve-case-event-in-plugin/

http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-HK/crmdevelopment/thread/ef1e594f-f50b-484e-a166-285429df8e4d

Hope it helps.

Calling On Demand Workflow through a Button in Ribbon (launchOnDemandWorkflow) in CRM 2011


I had to call an on demand workflow through a custom button click inside the ribbon. I thought of using launchOnDemandWorkflow function.

http://inogic.blogspot.com/2009/06/call-workflow-from-isv-button.html

But couldn’t really find a way of calling that function.

So thought of calling it through its url, which would be something like this

http://servername/orgname/_grid/cmds/dlg_runworkflow.aspx?


iObjType=10004

&iTotal=1

&sIds=%7b4BEBDCAF-8F66-E011-A475-00155D045711%7d%3b

&wfId=%7bF0ED25C7-5129-4297-8515-69DFFA0739FF%7d


function CallOnDemandWorkflow() {


var recordID = crmForm.ObjectId;


var url = http://server/org/_grid/cmds/dlg_runworkflow.aspx?iObjType=10004&iTotal=1&sIds={“ + recordID + “}&wfId={F0ED25C7-5129-4297-8515-69DFFA0739FF}”;

window.open(url);

}

However I keep getting some JavaScript Error.

Finally found out the correct way of doing so.

function CallOnDemandWF() {

var a = new Array(crmFormSubmit.crmFormSubmitId.value);

var sIds = crmFormSubmit.crmFormSubmitId.value+“;”;

var sEntityTypeCode = “10004”; //Replace this with your entity type code

var sWorkflowId = “{F0ED25C7-5129-4297-8515-69DFFA0739FF}”; //Replace this with your actual workflow ID

var iWindowPosX = 500; //Modal dialog position X

var iWindowPosY = 200; //Modal dialog position Y

var oResult = openStdDlg(prependOrgName(“/_grid/cmds/dlg_runworkflow.aspx”)+“?iObjType=” + CrmEncodeDecode.CrmUrlEncode(sEntityTypeCode) + “&iTotal=” +

CrmEncodeDecode.CrmUrlEncode(a.length) + “&wfId=” + CrmEncodeDecode.CrmUrlEncode(sWorkflowId)+ “&sIds=” + CrmEncodeDecode.CrmUrlEncode(sIds) , a, iWindowPosX, iWindowPosY);

}

Check out the thread

http://axforum.info/forums/showthread.php?t=29333

Final Output

The ribbondiffxml used is following

    <RibbonDiffXml>

            <CustomActions>

                <CustomAction

                Id=CA_MyFirstButton

                Location=Mscrm.Form.new_rip.MainTab.Workflow.Controls._children

                Sequence=31>

                    <CommandUIDefinition>

                        <Button

                        Id=B_MyFirstButton

                        Command=Cmd_JavaScript

                        LabelText=Invite Service Member

                        ToolTipTitle=Invite User

                        ToolTipDescription=Use this workflow to invite Service Member to the portal

                        TemplateAlias=o1

                        Image16by16=/_imgs/ribbon/startdialog_16.png

                        Image32by32=/_imgs/ribbon/startdialog_32.png></Button>

                    </CommandUIDefinition>

                </CustomAction>

            </CustomActions>

            <Templates>

                <RibbonTemplates

                Id=Mscrm.Templates/>

            </Templates>

            <CommandDefinitions>

                <CommandDefinition
Id=Cmd_JavaScript>

                    <EnableRules>

                        <EnableRule
Id=Mscrm.Enabled></EnableRule>

                    </EnableRules>

                    <DisplayRules></DisplayRules>

                    <Actions>

                        <JavaScriptFunction

                            Library=$webresource:new_InOut

                            FunctionName=CallOnDemandWF

                    >

                        </JavaScriptFunction>

                    </Actions>

                </CommandDefinition>

            </CommandDefinitions>

            <RuleDefinitions>

                <TabDisplayRules/>

                <DisplayRules/>

                <EnableRules/>

            </RuleDefinitions>

            <LocLabels/>

        </RibbonDiffXml>

Bye.

The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 2711.


I was getting the above error while uninstalling CRM 2011 Server beta.

Uninstalling Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 for Microsoft Office Outlook before uninstalling Server resolved the issue.

Wonderful tools to learn Linq and oData Query for CRM 2011


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