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Hi All,

I have always asked the interview questions but i am not able to find the proper answer for it.

can you guys please  help me with following question

1)what is difference between Query expression and fetch xml.

when to use either of them.

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    normally they are equivalent (meaning that a fetchxml can be converted to queryexpression and vice versa)

    fetchxml has a couple of nice additions (like aggregation and get the text value of lookups and optionset directly)

    you decide by your project and the experience.

    of course if you need aggregation you will use fetchxml, if you need to add Criteria conditions dynamically in the code it's easier with QueryExpression.

    you can use both, so try which one is more suitable for your project.

    Courtesy: Guido Preite

    Regards.

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