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Email to Case Fetch All Records

Abe Saldana — Sun, 13 May 2007 02:17:46 GMT

I was working on my Email to Case solution and testing with copied data from production on my development CRM installation and encounter a limitation using the Fetch, the resultset was only 5000 results only but I know that I have more than that count on the queue I was testing the application....

Well I decided to create the application as a Windows NT service that will be checking every 2 minutes and process 5000 emails every time, but that will take time to process when you receive 25,000 a day, also I want the process to be optimized, in the case that we want the process to run only a few times during the day.

Looking on the SDK code I can't find any where to mentioned that 5000 records have to be returned, so I look at the registry on my development server, and found the SDK section, look for anything related to the FetchXML and found the "turnOfFetchThrottling" as 0 (zero), changed to 1 and then continue testing after that change I got all the emails coming back and the fetch took longer to return all that information.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSCRM\TurnOffFetchThrottling

To process all the emails I serialized and de-serialized the resultset and process everything.

Abe Saldana

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This all is undocumented and unsupported. Therefore you should only try these kinds of modifications if you feel comfortable with this.
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Microsoft CRM codename "Titan" videos

Abe Saldana — Fri, 11 May 2007 19:37:28 GMT

These are 2 videos one from Steve Ballmer on Convergence and the other is an interview on Channel 9 here Brad Wilson, Bill Patterson and Ben Riga expose the benefits and capabilities of CRM and they show at the end a small demo on "Titan"

View On-demand webcast of Steve Ballmer's Keynote

View Channel 9 Interview with Brad Wilson, Bill Patterson and Ben Riga

The new version introduces an advanced multitenant architecture, and uses a single code base to support on-premise deployments as well as software-as-a-service (SaaS) deployments through hosting partners and through the upcoming Microsoft Dynamics Live CRM service.

www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2007/jan07/01-10CRMTAPPR.mspx

Read & Enjoy

Abe Saldana

WELCOME TO MY NEW BLOG ON MS CRM DEVELOPMENT

Abe Saldana — Mon, 07 May 2007 20:16:36 GMT

Hello! This is my second attempt to setup a blog and use all the available time to continue sharing my CRM development experiences.

Initially I started the blog at crmbuzz.blogspot.com , but I want it to have more flexibility so I got the domain name and created this blog.

I will be porting all the previous post to this blog and continue updating on a weekly basis initially

Stay tuned for more crm buzz.

Check the Articles section you would find information related to the ISV process and SDK Code related solutions

Abe Saldana