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Mark Carrington

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Month: September 2020

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Category: FetchXML/MSDyn365

Querying Metadata with FetchXML

Posted On 29th September 202029th September 2020 By Mark Carrington3 Comments

I’ve looked at different ways of accessing CDS metadata recently, but there’s another way I’d overlooked – using FetchXML. CDS exposes a limited amount of metadata as special virtual entities that lets you query it using standard FetchXML syntax:

Category: MSDyn365/T-SQL

CDS T-SQL Endpoint Vulnerability

Posted On 24th September 202022nd October 2020 By Mark Carrington5 Comments

I received a notification today that the preview TDS endpoint had been disabled on my environment because of a security vulnerability.

Category: Azure/Diabetes

Picking the right data technology

Posted On 22nd September 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’ve been studying lately for the Azure Data Engineer Associate certification, and the main point of one of the exams (DP-201 – Designing an Azure Data Solution) is all about picking the data platform(s) that best meet the requirements. Having used SQL Server for many years it’s a simple trap Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365

Retrieving Metadata in D365 / CDS

Posted On 10th September 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carrington1 Comment

One of the things that really attracts me to the D365 platform is its metadata capabilities. As an ISV we make a lot of use of this at Data8, making sure our solutions automatically adapt to the customizations that each customer has made in their own system. There are a Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365/SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS 2.3.0 Released!

Posted On 1st September 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’m pleased to release the latest update for SQL 4 CDS today! For this update I’ve focused on common problems I’ve seen people encounter with their queries from my telemetry. These updates should either mean that more queries can be executed immediately, or the error message is more descriptive to Continue Reading

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