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How to Change System Entity Relationship to Configurable Cascading

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Posted on by SR-02080227-0 59

Hello Dynamics 365 Community,

I am currently working on customizing our Dynamics 365 Sales environment and have encountered an issue. I need to change the relationship behavior of a system entity to be configurable cascading. However, the option appears as read-only, and I am unable to make any changes.

Specifically, I need to change the assign relationship behavior from Cascade All to Cascade None. Has anyone experienced this issue before? What steps can I take to make the relationship behavior editable? Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help!

 

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  • SR-02080227-0 Profile Picture
    SR-02080227-0 59 on at
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    Greetings,

    Thank you for your response.

    The relationship in question is within the Account entity, specifically between Parent Account and Account. Currently, if I assign the parent company, all of the companies under the parent company are assigned as well. I need to change the assign relationship behavior from Cascade All to Cascade None. The child companies' owners should not change when someone assigns their parent.

    However, I am unable to change it as it shows as read-only. It may be because its relationship behavior is set to System.

    Any guidance on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
  • MattisR Profile Picture
    MattisR 2 on at
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    Greetings,
     
    what type of relationship is this? Can you give us more context?
    Some relationships - especially those, which are systemmade and managed might not be customizable. In this case I would recommend you to create an own relationship and to migrate the data.
     

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