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Is there a way to trigger field change based on another entity field value?
The first 2 status options were possible to set through Business Rules however, I would like the 3rd option status (First Contact) to be based upon a field change to a different entity (which would be related to the Case record). My questions are: Is there a way to set this up in the way that I have started to do this?
How to detect which field has changed in an update trigger?
Here is the sample code: trigger UpdateTriggerSample_tgr on Lead (after update) { Lead NewLead = trigger.new [0]; Lead OldLead = trigger.old [0]; Lead LeadObject = new Lead (); // This takes all available fields from the required object.
How does custom activity work in Azure Batch?
The custom activity sets the Azure Batch auto-user account to Non-admin access with task scope (the default auto-user specification). You can’t change the permission level of the auto-user account. For more info, see Run tasks under user accounts in Batch | Auto-user accounts.
How does custom activity in data factory work?
The Custom Activity uploads the executable and its dependencies to folderpath and executes the command for you. The Linked Services, Datasets (defined in referenceObjects), and Extended Properties defined in the JSON payload of a Data Factory v2 Custom Activity can be accessed by your executable as JSON files.
How to create Computed Columns in data entities?
X++ code generates the combined value. In the designer for the FMCustomerEntity entity, right-click the Fields node, and then click New > String Unmapped Field. In the properties pane for the unmapped field, set the Name property to FullName. Set the Is Computed Field property to No. Notice that you leave the DataEntityView Method empty.
What are the rules for map entity fields?
The following rules show what kinds of data can be mapped. Both fields must be of the same type and the same format. The length of the target field must be equal to or greater than the length of the source field. The target field can’t be mapped to another field already. The source field must be visible on the form.
Can a data entity extend an existing entity?
Extending an existing entity requires slight modifications. A data entity can have additional unmapped fields beyond those that are directly mapped to fields of the data sources. There are mechanisms for generating values for unmapped fields: