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Is there any way to use (find All References) option via x++ code

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Posted on by D365_Wibes 184

HI All,

I have a requirement where I need to know how many objects in AOT uses my class or form dynamically.

I know there is an option of Find All references via which it is possible. But I want to do the same via code.

Can it be done? 

Please suggest me if at all there is any possibility.

Thanks in advance!!

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

    You can use code (SQL, LINQ...) to query tables in DynamicsXRefDB.

    Note that this database is used for development. It's not available in non-development environments.

  • D365_Wibes Profile Picture
    D365_Wibes 184 on at

    Hi Martin,

    Thanks for the response.

    Can you please give me some sample code?

    And via that I can achieve all reference right?

    For Ex:

    If I have created classA

    Then I ll get al the objects whichever is using (classA) .  Correct?

    Please suggest me some sample code .

    Thanks

  • D365_Wibes Profile Picture
    D365_Wibes 184 on at

    Sorry I mean via the code will i get all the list of forms whichever is using my selected tables?

    Please suggest some sample code please

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Try something like this (T-SQL):

    select RefNames.Path from [References]
join Names as RefNames on RefNames.Id = [References].SourceId
join Names as FindNames on FindNames.Id = [References].TargetId
where FindNames.Path = '/Tables/CustGroup'
and RefNames.Path like '/Forms/%'

  • D365_Wibes Profile Picture
    D365_Wibes 184 on at

    Thanks again Martin,

    Let me try this and tell you...

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