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Here is a sample console application, to get connected with MS CRM / D365 Make sure, you are using .Net 4.6 framework. In case you are using .Net Framework below 4.6, please uncomment  ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12 ; in the below code. The main purpose of this to provide more secure connectivity to the application, in which we have Microsoft updated and industry standard security policies. For more information on this, please refer here Steps: 1. Open Visual Studio, click on New Project 2. Select Visual C# and chose Console Application in the right pane. 3. Chose a desired name and location to the application 4. Go to Tools -> NuGet Package Manager -> Package Manager Console 5. In the console window, paste this - Install-Package Microsoft.CrmSdk.CoreTools -Version 9.0.2.6 Earlier, we used to add all the required CRM dlls from CRM SDK, now this the above NuGet package is taking care of that and it contains official SDK  tools auth...

Dependent Lookup in MS CRM 2016 and D365 Requirement : When a value selected in a lookup, related records for that lookup should be filtered in another lookup. Eg: let’s say, we have Out Of SLA Reason and Out Of SLA Sub Reason lookup (entities). When a value is selected from Out Of SLA Reason Lookup, only related records of that value should be visible in Out Of SLA Sub Reason lookup. Implementation : Create two custom Entities – Out Of SLA Reason and Out Of SLA Sub Reason Create a 1: N relationship (Referential) in Out Of SLA Reason with Out Of SLA Sub Reason. Which creates a lookup of Out Of SLA Reason in Out Of SLA Sub Reason entity. Now go to Out Of SLA Sub Reason form and Out Of SLA Reason lookup on the form. Now populate the data in Out Of SLA Reason and Out Of SLA Sub Reason . Once data populated, go to Out Of SLA Sub Reason and select the related SLA Reason records from lookup for Out Of SLA Sub Reason records . Now go to SLA Reason, SLA Sub Reason entities and create 1:...

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