There is a requirement where i have to list the duplicate leads in a separate view in dynamics 365. Out of the box that is not possible.
How do i achieve this using code
Kindly advise
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I know there are some views (example APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_RPT) where you can list diferent objects/items of your APEX apps, but i want to list all queries present in all reports (all types of reports) of my Application, does anyone know how can I list them?
Thanks in advance.
Just found the answer, all the queries are in the column "region_source" in the view "apex_application_page_regions"
I am facing a strange issue when trying to do picking list of a sales order, following is the error I get. But all other sales orders are working fine, What could be the possible reason for this?
I suspect this is due to a customization where you are trying to do .addLink() on the form. Maybe try .addDynaLink() with your customization or investigate the join you are trying to do.
I'm using Entity Framework 5 with large database with 600+ tables (haven't counted stored procedure and views yet). After few start and running using Visual Studio 2012 I get Out of Memory error when trying to Update my Model.EDMX file (using right click Update from Database) or simply while trying to compile.
Quick google search says many people faced similar problem and someone in one forum suggested to use multiple EDMX files to avoid this.
(link http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/adodotnetentityframework/thread/b4ce1494-a0b4-42c6-af56-4ecbfeb83e29)
My question is
1) Is there any way I can avoid this error and use large number of tables without trouble with EF?
2) Is Entity Framework model is right ORM for me for large enterprise database? If not, can someone suggest me good one?
Thanks in advance
To answer your first question.
I have found that updating the Entity Framework does not seem to work reliably in all cases.
Have you tried deleting all the objects in the model and inserting them again? It may be an acceptable workaround.
I'd recommend spending some time looking into nHibernate. It's not as user friendly in terms as UI than Entity Framework but that should be an advantage for you if you are dealing with a large number of tables.
http://nhforge.org/Default.aspx
Also, you're aware that you don't have to map all of the tables in your Entity model? You can just bring in the ones you need. I'm assuming that you don't need all 600 tables for what you're doing.
I am trying out DevExpress Xtrareports, but have asimple problem that I am not able to find an answer to.
In an Asp.net website project, I want to add a business object to my report as a datasource and then drag and drop the fields from my new business object data source onto the report designer.
Can some one help explain how i do this.
I asssume I have just missed something.
Thanks
Ian
One way to solve this would be to give the designer a DataSet with one or more DataTables representing your business object. You would of course have to write some code to convert your business object to the data table and back.
As a side note DevExpress have a really good support forum and I have always gotten answers to my questions regarding their products. I recommend you try your question there unless you get a really good answer.
How do I delete records from a DataGrid as well as the source database in ASP.NET using a checkbox to select them?
Step 1:
Lookup how to get the references to the selected items in the grid control.
Step 2:
Delete directly from the database using the references in step 1
Step 3: Refresh the grid control / page.
HTH
In the spirit of what makes this a good programming site, it behooves you to at least try to solve the problem yourself first.
Once you have had a decent go and can provide some samples of the way you have attempted to resolve your problem then the people here will be glad to help.
Simply expecting others to gift you with a solution is not really what this site is all about.
My suggestion is to go and do some research, have a go at solving this yourself and then come back and ask a question related to the specific problem you are facing when attempting to resolve this.