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Hi, dear Experts

I was wondering whether there is way to find out when a solution was modified last time? I can't get it.

By the way, is there any mechanism to track the development? even undo the last changes?

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Rajkumar Rajaraman on at

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Refer this thread:

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Jason M. Cosman 5,234 Moderator on at

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Hello Antonlin;

There isn't a way inside of CRM to do it but if you go to third party tools like: http://www.xrmtoolbox.com/. There is a tool called "FetchXML Builder" which you can then query the entity solution and select name and modified on which is what your looking for.

In terms of keeping track of what your looking for like mechanisms to track the development. I would recommend a team foundation of types to track the work being done. If you need to track it to the absolute little detail I'd look at the solution unpackager that comes with the SDK.

Let me know if you'd like any more detail on any of the items I've talked about.

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prt33k 6,907 on at

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Yes. You can check the properties of solution. It will tell you the last modified date.

Undoing last changes is not possible in Solution.

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Alagunellaikumar 6,212 on at

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HI
Check the solution properties File->properties

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i created a new entity view, saved it and check the File-->properties. No any change could be found. What's wrong with my solution? Any suggestion?

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I will try the trick what you suggested. Aber from the description of "FetchXML Builder", it can find what i need.

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