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How to identify object id in error messages from Online

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Posted on by Cyclefitness

Is there a way to identify what's throwing an error in an Online implementation? when it displays like this:

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Where is a list of OwnerIDTypes, Object Types, etc.?

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Hasibur Rahman on at

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Hey Debra,

Check to see if this helps you.

rule30.wordpress.com/.../fixing-a-seclibaccesscheckex-failed-error-in-crm

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Nick.Doelman 1,947 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Based on this message, it looks like something from a custom entity, as the ObjectTypeCode is in the 10000's, meaning its likely custom.

Out of the box entity type codes can be referenced here:

msdynamicscrmblog.wordpress.com/.../entity-type-codes-in-dynamics-crm-2011

To find custom, you can use the XRMToolBox's "metadata browser" to reference the object type codes to what they are in CRM: http://www.xrmtoolbox.com/ Here you should be able to see what the custom object types are.

From the message you pasted, it appears that whomever is running the particular process does not have "AppendTo" access permissions for that particular entity (whatever 10038 is)

Hope that helps.

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Nick

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Rickard Norström on at

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Hi Debra,

The OwnerIdType is easy, it's systemuser (I might be a bit damaged, but you learn some of these after a while :))

The ObjectTypeCode is a bit trickier but if you run this query in your browser after you're logged in it should give you a response which includes what you're looking for: https://<yourorg>.api.crm4.dynamics.com/api/data/v8.0/EntityDefinitions?$filter=ObjectTypeCode eq 10038

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Cyclefitness on at

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Thanks, Rickard. I did that and got a bunch of text back that didn't mean anything to me. ;-(

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Cyclefitness on at

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Thank you, Hasibur, but I'm running an online version so can't execute SQL code.

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Rickard Norström on at

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Hi Debra,

Yes, you probably got an xml-type-file that's sort of nasty if you're not used to that sort of thing...

If you take a look at it it will (hopefully) have a node that's called "DisplayName", that's what you want to look for and then set the security rights on that entity so that the append to is set to a level that will make things happen.

I did a run on objectid 4502 and that node I'm talking about looks like this for me

"DisplayName":{ "LocalizedLabels":[ { "Label":"Customer Relationship","LanguageCode":1033,"IsManaged":true,"MetadataId":

So what you're looking for is the "Customer Relationship" part i'd guess.

Hope it helps.

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Excellent tip

A bit more info on the URL to use

Given the following URL

companysite.crm11.dynamics.com

Then URL to get object details is

companysite.api.crm11.dynamics.com/.../EntityDefinitions$filter=ObjectTypeCode eq

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