Today’s post is about the action on entity’s instance and
the cascading rules applying on different entity’s instances.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM allows you to control the certain effect
of an actions on parent record to child record. Following is the list of
actions that have cascading behavior:
- Assign
- Delete
- Merge
- Re-parent
- Share
- Un-share
Cascading rules are basically works as the umbrella in MS
Dynamics CRM and all actions are performed under these umbrellas by differently
in different scenarios. Following list contains the cascading rules and their corresponding
action on the entities instances and their related entities instances:
- Cascading
All
Perform the action on the specified parent entity instances and all its related entity instances. - Cascading
none
Perform the action only on the specified parent entity instances instances but don’t effects the related entity instances - Cascade
Active
Perform the action on the specified parent entity instances and all its related entity instances with active or open status - Cascade
User owned
perform the action on the specified parent entity instances and all its related entity instances that are owned by the same user. - Remove
Link
Perform the action on the specified parent entity instances and remove the link of the related entity instances but don’t affect the related entity instances - Restrict
It applies only to the Delete. The delete action is not allowed if there are other entity instances that are referring the ID of the entity instance Being deleted
Well, it’s all about from today.
We will move on the next step by using these cascading rules.
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