When trying to connect PowerBI with Dynamics CRM Online, I am getting below error. Please help if you have any suggestion to fix this issue.
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Failed to update model parameters
Activity Id59a2a854-8e34-6636-0679-3d2e245d2241 Request
Id9b7fa606-324e-4ec8-495f-13f91d03bc54 Error Code400 TimeWed Mar 18
2015 21:24:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) Version11.0.9165.945
Cluster URIhttps://wabi-south-east-asia-redirect.analysis.windows.net
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I created another CRM online instance and it worked. My colleagues believe that the issue is my original CRM instance was created on Cloud out of United States and Preview may not support connectivity to CRM out of USA.
The URL appears to be case sensitive. https://[tenant].crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/
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I'm using Dynamics CRM 2015 and want to create a report that will show all reports run in the last 12 months.
I've been using the Report Wizard and can't seem to find the entity that is created when a report is run. I can find when a report was created but not every time it has been run.
Example of expected results:
Report X
4/3/2019 Admin 1
4/2/2019 Admin 3
Report Y
4/3/2019 Admin 2
4/2/2019 Admin 1
I'm not worried about the formats, I will most likely tinker with it after. I simply want to find a way to display every instance any report has been run.
Since you're on CRM 2015, it would follow that your system is on-prem.
That means you're not able to use the relatively new Activity Logging a.k.a. Read Auditing that's available in D365 Online, which seems to have what you're looking for.
The out-of-box audit in CRM 2015 would give you some kind of "user access" auditing (i.e. when people login), but not show you specific report runs. It's really designed to capture changes to the data for audited entities.
As far as I know there is no entity record created when a user runs a report. Provided you were willing to hook into and/or replace all the report triggers throughout the system (i.e. in all ribbons), you could hypothetically build something to track report runs. But it seems like that would be cost prohibitive.
According to this article you should be able to pull this info out of the ReportServer DB. I'd quote the relevant parts here but it seems very involved - creating temp tables, etc.
In odoo v10 Enterprise while trying to sync bank accounts for auto feed entries then getting following error.
Once your bank accounts are registered, you will be able to access your statements from the Accounting Dashboard. The available methods for synchronization are as follows.
Direct connection to your bank
Importing your statements in via a supported file format (QIF, OFX,
CODA or CSV format)
Manually enter your transactions using our fast recording interface
I would like to go with first one "Direct connection to your bank"
In that I am facing issue so I want to fix it.
Issue :
Problem Updating Account(507):We're sorry, Yodlee has just started providing data updates for this site, and it may take a few days to be
successful as we get started. Please try again later.
I'm receiving this error when importing an unmanaged solution from Dynamics CRM 2016 to a clean instance of Dynamics 365. There are no other details so I don't know which specific entity is having a problem
Cannot insert duplicate key row in object 'dbo.DependencyBase' with unique index 'ndx_UniqueDependencyNodes'. The duplicate key value is (b8e82bca-64b2-4b4c-9192-0eb2010de885, a5396ca9-d5fa-4951-ba3f-619bb8fab0b7). The statement has been terminated.
Has anyone encountered this before?
The Dynamics CRM 2016 version is (8.1.0.569) (DB 8.1.0.563)
[Update] Both CRM 2016 and Dynamics 365 are online instances.
This is a bug in the current Dynamics 2016 product. Microsoft is working on a solution.
The import process of solutions in CRM can create inconsistencies in the organization database that can only be fixed by SQL scripts. This in itself is unsupported and cannot be done on Dynamics 365/OnLine.
I recently had similar issues regarding the CustomControlDefaultConfig entity.
This specific issue concerning the DependencyBase table may be solved with the following SQL script:
delete from
DependencyBase
where
DependencyId in
(
select
d.DependencyId
from
Dependency d
left join CustomControlDefaultConfig dc
on d.DependentComponentObjectId = dc.CustomControlDefaultConfigId
left join CustomControlDefaultConfig rc
on d.RequiredComponentObjectId = rc.CustomControlDefaultConfigId
where
(d.DependentComponentType = 68 and dc.CustomControlDefaultConfigIdUnique is null)
or (d.RequiredComponentType = 68 and rc.CustomControlDefaultConfigIdUnique is null)
);
NOTE
Executing this script on the CRM database is an unsupported action. Make a database backup first and use it at your own risk.
For me the problem was with an SLA that was included in the solution.
My situation was this:
-Develop and customize on an online PROD instance (before go-live) - collecting all the customizations in one solution
-Copy (redeploy) from this PROD to two sandbox instances
-Export solution from one sandbox to another or back to the PROD instance
I corrected the problem by decativating and then deleting the SLA from the target system.
Since then my solution can be imported repeatedly with the SLA in it, even when the target system has the SLA as default and active.
I am attempting to connect a new SonarQube (5.6 LTS) instance to my client's Jazz repository (with version 1.1 of the Jazz plugin) and have run into an interesting snag. The Jazz users are connected using the corporate AD and the usernames returned by RTC's lscm annotate command is in the form of "lastname, firstname" so the result looks like:
9 Smith, John (1000) 2014-04-03 04:32 PM 272 some code here;
The issue comes up when trying to tie this to a user in Sonar. I cannot add the scm account "Smith, John" through the UI (it turns it into two accounts "Smith" and "John"). Also, the issue search fails to deal well with the comma so you can't go to the issue page and just filter by author = 'smith, john'.
I have to believe I'm not the first person to come across this issue but I've been unable to find any solutions online. There are a couple of workarounds that I may end up trying but would prefer it if I didn't have to stray far from a plain OOTB SonarQube install.
There's no way to do this for the moment in SonarQube, but I've created a ticket to handle this : https://jira.sonarsource.com/browse/SONAR-7907
Over the weekend someone renamed one of the cube databases that we have leading to massive headaches and SQL job failures. I would like to know if a cube database rename action is logged anywhere and related details. I tried replicating the same in development environment and searching in eventvwr, without much luck. Any leads will be appreciated!
The key mechanisms for maintaining error logs for Analysis Services are to either:
1.Keep track of the data stored in the msmdsrv.log.
It will be necessary to copy the log off before it gets overwritten.
2.If you are using Analysis Services 2005, 2008, or 2008 R2,
you can generate your own trace events as noted in the System-wide
Trace file section of the post Analysis Services Processing Best Practces
at: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc966525.aspx#EBAA
3.If you are using SQL Server 2012,
you can use the XEvents feature as noted in the SSAS documentation Use SQL Server Extended Events (XEvents) to Monitor Analysis Services at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg492139.aspx
by using the above mechinisims ,you can keep track of log going forward