Prefix in a customized field

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Posted on by Silvia Innamorati

Hi everyone,

in the past I created Field and usually my prefix was ddg_.

Today I have to create a field for a customization but my prefix was changed in new_.

My question is: where can I find this settings to restore it?

Thanks in advace.

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Silvia Innamorati

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Guido Preite 54,086 Moderator on at

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the prefix can't be changed for already created fields. You will need to delete the field and recreate it inside the solution containing the publisher (with the prefix) you want.

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Hi,

It is not possible to change prefix for field that already exists.

The prefix of the fields and entity are based on the prefix of the publisher you choose.

You can create new publisher or change the prefix for the publisher and it will use same prefix for rest of new items.

Navigate to Settings > Customizations > Publishers.

The following links will help you change the prefix of publisher.

Change publisher prefix in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) | Microsoft Learn

Changing the custom entity prefix in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 - Dynamics CRM | Microsoft Learn

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Charles Abi Khirs 3,569 on at

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Hello Silvia,

Apparently the older fields that you created with the proper prefix ddg_, were created from within the solution where you put the correct publisher having the correct prefix, while for the field with the "new_" was created from outside your solution.

So make sure you open the correct solution with the proper publisher (with prefix "ddg_"), then go to the specified entity, and create the field. It will take the correct prefix.

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