Very strange behavior with a post create plugin: can create annotation with duplicate annotation ID

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Posted on by Maurizio Ceccacci

Hi,

I have a very strange behavior with a post create plugin registered on a custom entity.

This custom entity has a lookup field on a quote entity. Every time a user create an instance of this custom entity a post create plugin creates a new annotation entity for the related quote.

The plugin uses the QuoteId received in the InputParameters to set the ObjectId of the annotation.

But... if two users of the same BU creates "at the same exactly time" a new custom entity instance the plugin creates:

a) two annotations with the same annotationID (could be impossible) but with the correct subject (quotenumber of the related quote)

b) the objectid is set equal to one quoteid

For debug purpose i set the NoteTExt with the GUID of the quote that i set in the ObjectId

Any idea ?

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Muhammad Adeel Javaid 5,580 on at

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I will like you to refer to this link please:

go4answers.webhost4life.com/.../replace-double-quotes-string-regex-25205.aspx

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Maurizio Ceccacci on at

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Thanks Muhammad but the problem is not the double quote in the string

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Then please refer to the links given below to debug plugin:

For CRM 2011:

msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg328574.aspx

For CRM 4.0:

msdn.microsoft.com/.../cc151088.aspx

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Hi

It doesn't appear that your AnnotationIds are the same (the screen shot is small, but it looks like one starts with 82 and the other with 83) - these can't be duplicated or it would break a sql constraint.

So it seems logical that if two users both add custom entity records against the same quote, that you get two annotation records.

So where is the issue?

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