Entity Id must be the same as the value set in property bag - While trying to Update

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Hey, I am creating a new record and updating it according to another record, but I get the msg above, how to solve it ?
My Code:

 public void Clone(Entity firstNeeds, IOrganizationService Service)
        {
            Entity newneeds  = new Entity(new_needs.EntityLogicalName);
            Guid newRecId = Service.Create(newneeds);         
            Entity newRec = Service.Retrieve(new_needs.EntityLogicalName, newRecId , new ColumnSet());
            foreach (KeyValuePair<String, Object> attribute in firstNeeds.Attributes)
            {
                string attributeName = attribute.Key;
                object attributeValue = attribute.Value;               
                newRec[attributeName] = attributeValue;             
            }

            try
            {  
                Service.Update(newRec);               
            }
            catch (FaultException<OrganizationServiceFault> ex)
            {
                throw new InvalidPluginExecutionException("An error occurred in the Clone function.", ex);
            }
        }

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RE: Entity Id must be the same as the value set in property bag - While trying to Update

Hi Shaminderpal

i have the same problem in my plugin

and use that coed

if (context.InputParameters.Contains("Target") && context.InputParameters["Target"] is Entity)
{
Entity entity = (Entity)context.InputParameters["Target"];

if (entity.LogicalName == "msdyn_agreementbookingdate")
{
if (entity.Contains("msdyn_agreement"))
{
if (entity["msdyn_agreement"] != null)
{
Guid agreementId = ((EntityReference)entity.Attributes["msdyn_agreement"]).Id;

// get booking dates with the same agreement and does not have the same id as the entity
var fetchXmlDates = "<fetch version='1.0' output-format='xml-platform' mapping='logical' distinct='false'>";
fetchXmlDates += "<entity name='msdyn_agreementbookingdate'>";
fetchXmlDates += "<attribute name='msdyn_bookingsetup' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<attribute name='msdyn_bookingdate' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<attribute name='msdyn_agreement' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<attribute name='msdyn_agreementbookingdateid' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<order attribute='msdyn_bookingdate' descending='true' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<filter type='and'>";
fetchXmlDates += "<condition attribute='msdyn_agreement' operator='eq' uitype='msdyn_agreement' value='" + agreementId + "' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<condition attribute='msdyn_agreementbookingdateid' operator='ne' value='" + entity.Id + "' />";
fetchXmlDates += "</filter>";
fetchXmlDates += "<link-entity name='msdyn_agreementbookingsetup' from='msdyn_agreementbookingsetupid' to='msdyn_bookingsetup' alias='bookRec'>";
fetchXmlDates += "<attribute name='new_bookingrecurring' />";
fetchXmlDates += "<filter type='and'>";
fetchXmlDates += "<condition attribute='new_bookingrecurring' operator='not-null' />";
fetchXmlDates += "</filter>";
fetchXmlDates += "</link-entity>";
fetchXmlDates += "</entity>";
fetchXmlDates += "</fetch>";

var resultDates = service.RetrieveMultiple(new FetchExpression(fetchXmlDates));

try
{

if (resultDates.Entities.Count > 1)
{
#region Update Customer Asset
foreach (Entity c in resultDates.Entities)
{
var fetchXmlGETCAForeachBS = $@"
<fetch>
<entity name='msdyn_agreementbookingsetup'>
<attribute name='new_customerasset' />
<attribute name='msdyn_agreementbookingsetupid' />
<filter type='and'>
<condition attribute='msdyn_agreementbookingsetupid' operator='eq' value='{c.GetAttributeValue<EntityReference>("msdyn_bookingsetup").Id}'/>
</filter>
</entity>
</fetch>";
var resultD = service.RetrieveMultiple(new FetchExpression(fetchXmlGETCAForeachBS));

foreach (Entity b in resultD.Entities)
{
if (c.GetAttributeValue<EntityReference>("msdyn_bookingsetup").Id == (Guid)b.Attributes["msdyn_agreementbookingsetupid"])
{

entity.Id = (Guid)c.Attributes["msdyn_agreementbookingdateid"];
entity.Attributes["new_customerasset"] = Convert.ToString(b.GetAttributeValue<EntityReference>("new_customerasset").Id);
service.Update(entity);

}
}

}

#endregion

}

}
catch (Exception e)
{

throw new InvalidPluginExecutionException("Have An Error : " +e.Message.ToString());
}

}
}
}
sahara 645 on at

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RE: Entity Id must be the same as the value set in property bag - While trying to Update

Hey Rawish

I do create a new obj - newneeds and then retrive it and update details on that record.. what is the prob? how should I change it ?
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Rawish Kumar 13,756 on at

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RE: Entity Id must be the same as the value set in property bag - While trying to Update

Hi Sahara,

I dont recommend using the same object to update which you have retrieved.

when you retrieve the entity - it might give you Entity.id or your primarycolumnId.

hence create a new object for update and try again.
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Shaminderpal Singh 1,565 on at

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RE: Entity Id must be the same as the value set in property bag - While trying to Update

Hi sahara,

In your foreach loop you are overriding the value of id(unique guid) for newly created record with the one from which you are copying.

Place a condition to skip copying id from one obj to another.

-Shaminder

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