Programmatically closing an Opportunity object is pretty easy in CRM 4.0, although it took me some time to figure out how to do it correctly. [More]

So you've created added a brand new Project to your Dynamics CRM Plugin Solution. You write your code, compile it, and use the plugin registration tool to register the assembly and create your desired steps. [More]

The building up of a QueryExpression in CRM 4.0 SDK is a bit different than it was in 3.0 because of the introduction of generics to .NET, and is less dependant on arrays than it was in the past. Our PluginHelper project had a method that allowed the user to retrieve a Dynamic Entity based on the primary key, but I needed a way to retrieve Dynamic Entities based on other properties. [More]

A rather annoying error came in the form of 0x80040237 (DuplicateRecord: Operation failed due to a SQL integrity violation) when using the Plugin Registration Tool. I had written the plugin and put it on the dev server to test it in various scenarios and when I was confident it was bug free. [More]

I'm writing a CRM 4.0 plugin and have encountered this error. A bit of debugging helped me see what was going on. [More]

In the past I have followed an amendment of these instructions in order to get a custom activity to work in a CRM workflow project. [More]

I just spun my wheels a bit too much trying to solve a problem that wasn't really a problem at all. [More]

I've been working with Dynamics CRM 4.0 for a while now, and last week had to write the most complicated workflow I've ever done. [More]