Microsoft Dynamics CRM Object Type Codes

Today will learn some thing about MS CRM object type codes.

Here the list of Object type codes available in CRM for system entities.

Entity name	Value
None	0
Account	1
AccountLeads	16
ActivityMimeAttachment	1001
ActivityParty	135
ActivityPartyRollupByAccount	4603
ActivityPartyRollupByContact	4604
ActivityPointer	4200
Annotation	5
AnnualFiscalCalendar	2000
Appointment	4201
AsyncOperation	4700
AttributeMap	4601
BulkOperation	4406
BulkOperationLog	4405
BusinessUnit	10
BusinessUnitMap	6
BusinessUnitNewsArticle	132
Calendar	4003
CalendarRule	4004
Campaign	4400
CampaignActivity	4402
CampaignActivityItem	4404
CampaignItem	4403
CampaignResponse	4401
ColumnMapping	4417
Commitment	4215
Competitor	123
CompetitorAddress	1004
CompetitorProduct	1006
CompetitorSalesLiterature	26
ConstraintBasedGroup	4007
Contact	2
ContactInvoices	17
ContactLeads	22
ContactOrders	19
ContactQueues	18
Contract	1010
ContractDetail	1011
ContractTemplate	2011
CustomerAddress	1071
CustomerOpportunityRole	4503
CustomerRelationship	4502
Discount	1013
DiscountType	1080
DocumentIndex	126
DuplicateRecord	4415
Email	4202
EntityMap	4600
Equipment	4000
Fax	4204
FilterTemplate	30
FixedMonthlyFiscalCalendar	2004
Import	4410
ImportFile	4412
ImportMap	4411
Incident	112
IncidentResolution	4206
IntegrationStatus	3000
InternalAddress	1003
Invoice	1090
InvoiceDetail	1091
KbArticle	127
KbArticleComment	1082
KbArticleTemplate	1016
Lead	4
LeadAddress	1017
LeadCompetitors	24
LeadProduct	27
Letter	4207
License	2027
List	4300
ListMember	4301
LookUpMapping	4419
MailMergeTemplate	9106
MonthlyFiscalCalendar	2003
Opportunity	3
OpportunityClose	4208
OpportunityCompetitors	25
OpportunityProduct	1083
OrderClose	4209
Organization	1019
OrganizationUI	1021
OwnerMapping	4420
PhoneCall	4210
PickListMapping	4418
PluginType	4602
PluginAssembly	4605
PriceLevel	1022
PrincipalObjectAccess	11
Privilege	1023
PrivilegeObjectTypeCodes	31
Product	1024
ProductAssociation	1025
ProductPriceLevel	1026
ProductSalesLiterature	21
ProductSubstitute	1028
QuarterlyFiscalCalendar	2002
Queue	2020
QueueItem	2029
Quote	1084
QuoteClose	4211
QuoteDetail	1085
RelationshipRole	4500
RelationshipRoleMap	4501
Resource	4002
ResourceGroup	4005
ResourceSpec	4006
Role	1036
RolePrivileges	12
RoleTemplate	1037
RoleTemplatePrivileges	28
DuplicateRule	4414
DuplicateRuleCondition	4416
SalesLiterature	1038
SalesLiteratureItem	1070
SalesOrder	1088
SalesOrderDetail	1089
SavedQuery	1039
SdkMessage	4606
SdkMessagePair	4613
SdkMessageRequest	4609
SdkMessageRequestField	4614
SdkMessageRequestInput	4612
SdkMessageResponse	4610
SdkMessageResponseField	4611
SdkMessageFilter	4607
SdkMessageProcessingStep	4608
SdkMessageProcessingStepImage	4615
SemiAnnualFiscalCalendar	2001
Service	4001
ServiceAppointment	4214
ServiceContractContacts	20
Site	4009
StatusMap	1075
StringMap	1043
Subject	129
Subscription	29
SubscriptionClients	1072
SubscriptionSyncInfo	33
SystemUser	8
SystemUserLicenses	13
SystemUserPrincipals	14
SystemUserRoles	15
Task	4212
Team	9
TeamMembership	23
Template	2010
Territory	2013
TransformationMapping	4426
TransformationParameterMapping	4427
UnresolvedAddress	2012
UoM	1055
UoMSchedule	1056
UserFiscalCalendar	1086
UserQuery	4230
UserSettings	150
WorkflowCompletedScope	4701
WorkflowWaitSubscription	4702
Workflow	4703
WorkflowDependency	4704

MSCRM 2011 Supported JavaScript - Part 2 - Hiding Section

Hiding/Showing Section Dynamically based on Picklist Value -- (Supported)

 

In  Real Scenario, developers use to get many client requirements especially on PickList change, here i have taken one example of Showing and Hiding Sections/Tabs based on PickList change.

PickList field name = "new_picklist"

Write this script in the onchange of the PickList field.

function pickOnchange()

{  

     var pValue = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_picklist").getValue();

     if(pValue=="1")
    {
        ToggleSection(0,1,false);
    }
    if(pValue=="2")
    {     
        ToggleSection(0,1,true);
    }

    function ToggleSection(tabIndex, sectionIndex, displayType)
    {
        Xrm.Page.ui.tabs.get(tabIndex).sections.get(sectionIndex).setVisible(displayType);      
    }

}

Also we can hide the tab ...

Xrm.Page.ui.tabs.get(tabIndex).setVisible(displayType);      

Note : We can also pass Name of the Tab and Section instead of Index.

MSCRM 2011 Supported JavaScript - Part 1

Script to Hide Navigation Objects...

(Ex : Hiding Address Navigation from CRM Page )

Xrm.Page.ui.navigation.items.get("navAddresses").setVisible(false);

To hide the navigation items, we need the ID of the particular item which we can take with the help of Developer Tools.

How to use Developer Tools.

 

Sample Scenario: I need my custom entity page to hide the Activities (Navigation) after the record is saved.

Step 1:  Write a JavaScript function

Step 2: Attach this function in Form Properties -> Onsave

Step 3 : Do “Save” and “Publish”.

While Opening the Form

You can see “Activities” in Navigation.

After Saving the form, our function fires and hiding the “Activities”.

Note : Working on DOM is not supported by Microsoft. So document.all will not be supported by microsoft from next release. Check this info here                                                     

MSCRM 2011 - Next Update ....... Changes in the Next Major Release

Below contents are taken from msdn.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn281891.aspx

Removal of the 2007 Endpoint and Legacy Features

The 2007 service endpoint was deprecated in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 release. Extensions that use the 2007 endpoint will not be supported and will not work in the next major release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Note the following more detailed information: 

Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online customers using the Microsoft account identity provider can continue to use extensions that require the 2007 endpoint after upgrade. However, prior to the transition of your organization to Microsoft online services (MOS), you will need to upgrade or remove those extensions that require the 2007 endpoint. 

• Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online customers using the Microsoft online services (MOS) identity provider will see no change in service. The 2007 endpoint has not been supported in organizations using the MOS identity provider.

• When Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 on-premises and IFD customers try to upgrade their server to the next major release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, the upgrade process will detect extensions that are using the 2007 endpoint or legacy Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 features. If any of these extensions are found, the Environmental Diagnostic Wizard will report an error and you will not be able to continue the upgrade until those extensions are removed or upgraded to use the 2011 endpoint.   

The following legacy Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 features will be removed or will no longer be supported in the next major product release:

Ø  CRM 4.0 ISV folder support for custom web applications

Ø  Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 plug-ins

Ø  Microsoft Dynamics client-side scripting

Ø  Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 custom workflow activities

In addition, the Solution Down Level tool will be removed from the Bin folder of the SDK package and no longer be available. Due to improvements to the solution framework this tool is no longer needed.

Removal of JavaScript Form Scripting Support for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Objects and Functions

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 exposed global functions and form objects to form scripting with JavaScript. These scripting objects and functions were deprecated in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 release and will be removed in the next major release. All form scripts for the next release should use the Xrm.Page and Xrm.Utility object models.

Changes to the Document Object Model (DOM)

The next release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM will make many changes in the Document Object Model (DOM). Writing JavaScript code that modifies the DOM is not supported and you should expect that any scripts written using Microsoft Dynamics CRM application page DOM elements will break.

Removal of Some Ribbon Controls

The following ribbon controls are no longer supported and will not work in the next major release:

<ColorPicker> (RibbonDiffXml)

<ComboBox> (RibbonDiffXml)

<DropDown> (RibbonDiffXml)

If you have used the DropDown control you should convert it to use the FlyoutAnchor control instead.

<Gallery> (RibbonDiffXml)

<GalleryButton> (RibbonDiffXml)

<InsertTable> (RibbonDiffXml)

<MRUSplitButton> (RibbonDiffXml)

If you have used the MRUSplitButton control you should convert it to use the SplitButton control instead.

<TextBox> (RibbonDiffXml)  

Microsoft Lync Presence Not Supported

Microsoft Lync presence will not be supported on the updated user interface entity forms and in Activity Feeds. Lync will be present in grids and subgrids

Removal of Workplace and Personalization Options for New Customers

In the next release the Workplace area in the navigation will not be present at all for new organizations. However, organizations upgrading from Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online will retain their existing workplace areas but users will no longer have the option to personalize what is displayed there within the Personal Options. Whatever personal option settings people had at the time of the upgrade will persist. The <Group> (SiteMap)IsProfile attribute will no longer allow groups to be options that users can select to include in the workplace.

Duplicate Detection during Record Create and Update Operations Not Supported

Duplicate detection during create and update operations will not be supported for Microsoft Dynamics CRM updated user interface entities. Duplicate detection of individual records won’t be supported for custom entities as well. However, to detect duplicates in bulk, you can use the BulkDetectDuplicatesRequest message and the RetrieveDuplicatesRequest message..

The following table contains a list of the updated user interface entities available in the next major release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM. These entities will not have duplicate detection support during record create or update operations:

Schema Name	Display Name
Account	Account
Appointment	Appointment
Campaign	Campaign
CampaignActivity	Campaign Activity
CampaignResponse	Campaign Response
Competitor	Competitor
Contact	Contact
Email	Email
Fax	Fax
Incident	Case
Invoice	Invoice
Lead	Lead
Letter	Letter
List	Marketing List
Opportunity	Opportunity
OpportunityProduct	Opportunity Product
PhoneCall	Phone Call
Product	Product
ProductPriceLevel	Price List Item
Quote	Quote
RecurringAppointmentMaster	Recurring Appointment
SalesLiterature	Sales Literature
SalesOrder	Order
SystemUser	User
Task	Task
Team	Team