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Mapping D365 CRM optionset with KingswaySoft for data migration

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Hello Experts,

Need a quick help/guidance in resolving an issue. I an having an optionset(Role) whose datatype is int.

Role_5F00_Int.png

When I use OptionSet Mapping Editor in KingswaySoft. Under Input column it populated only those value which are of nvarchar type not int.

Please find the below screenshot. Need insight on how to mapp int Optionset in KingswaySoft.

OptionSet_5F00_Mapping_5F00_Editor.png

Thanks In Advance

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    Kokulan Profile Picture
    18,054 on at

    Hi

    Please visit the following link if you havent already done so to see how you can map the option-set values

    www.kingswaysoft.com/.../optionset-mapping

  • A Verma Profile Picture
    55 on at

    Hi Kokulan,

    May be I was not clear in my query.

    I have already gone through the provide link. Thanks for the link.

    In the screenshot provided by me, I am able to retrieve only those attributes which are on nvarchar type under Input column field. But the optionset has values which is of integer type.

    I am not sure why optionset attribute is not populating in CRM Optionset Mapping Editor.

    Need help in retrieving the optionset attribute in Input column field which comes under CRM Optionset Mapping Editor.

    Regards,

    Verma

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    Aric Levin - MVP Profile Picture
    30,190 Moderator on at

    If you are doing an integer to integer mapping, you do not need to use the CRM Optionset Mapping Editor.

    If your source is an integer and your target is an optionset, you will have to make sure the values match. That means that you will have to transform the data before putting it in the optionset field. If your source is a string, you can use the Dynamics CRM Optionset Mapping.

    Hope this helps.

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    Nishant Rana Profile Picture
    11,325 Microsoft Employee on at

    This might help

    nishantrana.me/.../

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    Nishant Rana Profile Picture
    11,325 Microsoft Employee on at

    The input is your source, which is having varchar.

    The CRM optionset field will appear in target crm optionset field section.

    Next in the mapping editor you will map the varchar source to the corresponding int of optionset field.

    nishantrana.me/.../

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