The CRM SDK was recently updated to include a LINQ provider! Here's an article to get started: http://blogs.msdn.com/crm/archive/2010/05/07/new-crm-sdk-new-developer-experience.aspx
Today I am excited to announce the new Dynamics 365 Toolbot! This new Chrome Extension will allow you to perform commands that will help you with your development or administrative tasks. The extension can be found here - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dynamics-365-toolbot/kljiiminicfmdlplhejocopfmgmipach.
Note: Currently, due to the APIs being used, it only works on v9+.
First, navigate to the link above using Chrome and install the extension. Then, head to your Dynamics 365 environment and open a record. From there, click the little blue robot icon in the toolbar of Chrome which will pop open the Toolbot.
Click the text box and a list of commands will display. You can select or type any of the commands and hit Submit to execute them. Some commands require you to replace the default token with the desired request.
For example, select or type "display id" and click Submit and the Toolbot will display the current record's ID.
The majority of the commands should …
Note: Currently, due to the APIs being used, it only works on v9+.
First, navigate to the link above using Chrome and install the extension. Then, head to your Dynamics 365 environment and open a record. From there, click the little blue robot icon in the toolbar of Chrome which will pop open the Toolbot.
Click the text box and a list of commands will display. You can select or type any of the commands and hit Submit to execute them. Some commands require you to replace the default token with the desired request.
For example, select or type "display id" and click Submit and the Toolbot will display the current record's ID.
The majority of the commands should …
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