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[JScript] Disassociate entities with N:N relationship

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Hi,

I'am trying to disassociate entities in Javascript with the following request :

    var request = "      <Request type='DisassociateRequest'>";
    request += "        <Parameters>";
    request += "          <KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "            <key>Moniker1</key>";
    request += "            <value type='EntityReference'>";
    request += "              <Id>" + firstEntityId + "</Id>";
    request += "              <LogicalName>" + firstEntityName + "</LogicalName>";
    request += "            </value>";
    request += "          </KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "          <KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "            <key>Moniker2</key>";
    request += "            <value type='EntityReference'>";
    request += "              <Id>" + secondEntityId + "</Id>";
    request += "              <LogicalName>" + secondEntityName + "</LogicalName>";
    request += "            </value>";
    request += "          </KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "          <KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "            <key>RelationshipName</key>";
    request += "            <value type='string'>" + relationshipName + "</value>";
    request += "          </KeyValuePairOfstringanyType>";
    request += "        </Parameters>";
    request += "        <RequestName>DisassociateRequest</RequestName>";
    request += "      </Request>";


But that doesn't work. in the error message returned, i have only : "request" (very helpful -_-')

Have you an idea of what is wrong in my request ? I precise that the request is sent by an utility that manage Crm and Soap requests. It's XrmServiceToolkit

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    Mehdi Chemseddine Profile Picture
    Mehdi Chemseddine 110 on at
    RE: [JScript] Disassociate entities with N:N relationship

    Hi,

    You can use the Disassociate REST function in XrmServiceToolkit :

                XrmServiceToolkit.Rest.Disassociate(
                    contactId,
                    "ContactSet",
                    accountId,
                    "account_primary_contact",
                    function () {
                        equals(true, true, "The record should have been disassociated.");
                    },
                    function (error) {
                        equal(true, false, error.message);
                    },
                    false
                );
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    Community Member on at
    RE: [JScript] Disassociate entities with N:N relationship

    I've found the answer. I'am using sdk.soap.js instead of xrmservicetoolkit. Like this :

       var secondEntityGuid = Sdk.Guid(secondEntityName + 'id', secondEntityId);

   var firstEntityGuid = Sdk.Guid(firstEntityName + 'id', firstEntityId.replace('{','').replace('}',''));

   var account = new Sdk.EntityReference(secondEntityName, secondEntityGuid.getValue());

   var collection = new Sdk.Collection(Sdk.EntityReference, new Array(account));

   Sdk.Async.disassociate(firstEntityName, firstEntityGuid.getValue(), relationshipName, collection, sdkRequestSuccess, sdkRequestFailed, null);


  • Community Member Profile Picture
    Community Member on at
    RE: [JScript] Disassociate entities with N:N relationship

    I didn't seen you're answer. We doesn't use REST. I'ts not the best idea to stay on soap, but i'am not the manager of this project :)

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