Re: CRM Views
Matt Parks
indicates which is the default view. not sure what you mean when you say
you want to change it based on the situation. There aren't any code hooks
available to let you intercept the call to this table and it is a system
level setting, not user specific.
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Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM
"MikeyM" <Mik...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi!
In CRM, we can create multiple views for an entity and are able to set a
default view for that entity. Does anyone knows how and where CRM stores
that
information? I am very curious to know if they are being store anywhere and
that it is possible to set the default view depending on each situation.
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Mikey M.
rakesh
select fetchxml,name,isdefault,querytype from savedquery
where returnedtypecode like '1' and querytype like 0
update savedquery set isdefault=0 where
returnedtypecode like '1' and querytype like 0 and name like 'my
active%'
update savedquery set isdefault=1 where
returnedtypecode like '1' and querytype like 0 and name like
'inactive%'
MikeyM
1. Depending on user level who's logged on, I would like to set a certain
view as a default view.
2. I am intergrating CRM with Sharepoint Services. On my Sharepoint site, I
am showing Account and Contact views. When user selects a view from either
Account or Contact view, I would like to set the default view for the other
to match up with the user selected view.
I figured if I could update the default view would take care of my problem.
Please advise.
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Mikey M.
Matt Parks
support for what you want to do. You might be able to control this via
Sharepoint, but it would require building a new ASPX to display the list of
views.
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Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM
"MikeyM" <Mik...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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rakesh
Dan S
issue.