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Data Loader Service: Preview Feature for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online (Part 1 of 2) 

Customers are facing challenges with data migration scenario, where each customer/partner has to write custom code or use 3rd party tools to import large volume of data. To help alleviate this pain point, Microsoft Dynamics team has developed a cloud Data Loader service for Dynamics CRM Online. The key benefit of this service is the

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How to resolve the message “Report data source XYZ cube was not found” when you click the Analyze data button in Dynamics AX 2012 

You can use Power View to create interactive ad-hoc reports in Microsoft Dynamics AX. Several list pages have an Analyze data button that launches a Power View report designer. The Power View report designer connects to an Analysis Cube and allows you to drag and drop fields for quick analysis. While using this functionality you

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Coffee Break: Monitoring and troubleshooting NAV Services, Part III – Performance troubleshooting and profiling User Activity using PowerShell 

Since the release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, tracing user activity has become a bit more complicated than it used to be in earlier versions due to the fact that unlike previously, all user connections to SQL Server are now server connections. Which makes it more difficult to trace individual user activity. But not impossible: Enabling

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How to change the Storage dimension group on items with existing Inventory transactions 

I have seen numerous occurrences of customers needing to change the storage dimension group on an item with existing inventory transactions.  This unfortunately can be a time consuming process, but it is important to do this the correct way to avoid data corruption and potential ledger implications.  Rather than taking the non-supported route by performing

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PowerShell module for performing data operations and manipulating user and system settings in CRM 

Did you ever wish to perform all these operations in Microsoft Dynamics CRM using PowerShell: Create, retrieve, update, and delete records in CRM Manage CRM security by adding/managing users, teams, and their roles Import and export CRM solutions Manage user and system settings While some of it was possible earlier using the official CRM PowerShell