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Hi guys, i find my self in a need to do some training regarding building a console application for creating records in our CRM, im simply trying to learn something new that will be quite handy when building my custom data import app.
All useful blogs/tutorials that you have found when researching this subject are very welcomed and greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Filip.
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Thanks you for the pointers i already set up my console application to connect to crm, now i need to figure out how to upload the csv file to create new leads, and fill in all the sub-grids that come from other entities, it looks like it might take a while especially because the csv file contains information for the creation of several entities, that the lead entity takes information from and fills the sub-grids with records....It's still a mess in my head i hope to have it worked out by the end of the week :)
Once again thank you all for the useful advice.
Hi Filip,
Just adding a couple of things to Alex's response.
Although you are on CRM 2015, Connection information starting with the 2016/365 release is using XRM Tooling, in case you plan to upgrade in the future.
The following are three MSDN Quickstart articles (using the code that is available in the SDK) on CRUD methods and connectivity to Dynamics CRM:
Quick start for Dynamics 365
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh675400.aspx
Simplified Connection Quick Start
msdn.microsoft.com/.../jj602970.aspx
Quickstart for XRM Tooling
msdn.microsoft.com/.../dn689019.aspx
Also, there is an older blog articles here (from CRM 2011), which also might be relevant, which shows you how to create a console app from scratch and adding the proper references.
kelvinshen.blogspot.com/.../create-crm-console-app-from-scratch.html
Hope this helps.
Hi,
I will suggest you to download CRM SDK first, and refer sample code there, you will find sample code and related documentation as well www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx
You can also refer this video to write a console application www.youtube.com/watch
Thanks
Yup those will do, will verify your answer by the end of today i wanna give a chance to other people they might also have some gems of tutorials that i might not have checked.
Thank you so much for the advice, appreciate it! :)
This seems to be as simple as it can be:
http://joegilldotcom.blogspot.ca/2016/09/simple-dynamics-crm-console-application.html
And this is a bit more advanced:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/sv-se/library/gg695803(v=crm.7).aspx
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