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How to make Xrm.WebApi call Synchronous in v9.0?

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Posted on by Zhenyu Wang

Hi,

As title, syntax is here

Xrm.WebApi.retrieveRecord(entityLogicalName, id, options).then(successCallback, errorCallback);

Thanks for any sharing.

Note:

I am not asking about the v8.2, so please do not give me example as

var req = new XMLHttpRequest();

req.open("GET", Xrm.Page.context.getClientUrl() + "/api/data/v8.2/xxx", false);

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Jeevan Kumar Balija 425 on at

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+1 from me, i couldn't find so far, i think it is only async.

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Unfortunately it’s not straight forward like regular Ajax call with a bool flag.

If you want to have a series of calls sequentially, you have to do nested success callback. ie chain of Async calls. It’s basically going to return a Promise object & will be executed in browser.

github.com/.../150

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I am having a tough time figuring out how this works in the case of RetrieveMultiple

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Are you able to solve it?

Refer this:

arundynamix.blogspot.com/.../xrmwebapi-call-synchronous-in-v9.html

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Hi,

I came across the same issue. I wanted to get field and work with it. But the field was in linked entities and I didn't like nesting specific calls. So I made my own solution, which can be parameterized from outside:

blog.thenetw.org/.../making-xrm-webapi-retrieverecord-synchronous-calls-in-common-data-service-d365-fo-ce

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On Success callback, we can loop through each of the retrieved records and perform async operations on them

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