Any entity can be queried via the GenericEntity class without having to define a strongly-typed schema.
Create a new lead
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var session = serviceFactory.GetSessionFromConnectionString("MyDynamicsInstance");
// Field values are set with Dictionary<string, object>.
var fieldValues = new Dictionary<string, object>() {
{ "firstname", "John" },
{ "lastname", "Smith" },
{ "emailaddress1", "example@example.com" }
};
var lead = await GenericEntity.InsertAsync(session, "lead", fieldValues); |
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var session = serviceFactory.GetSessionFromConnectionString("MyDynamicsInstance");
// Find a lead by email address.
var lead = await GenericEntity.LoadSingleAsync(session, "lead",
(query, xexp) =>
{
query.Filter("emailaddress1 eq 'example@example.com'").selectSelect("firstname, lastname");
}
);
// Returned objects support Dictionary syntax to access fields.
Console.WriteLine($"First name: {lead["firstname"]}, Last name: {lead["lastname"]}"); |
Update an existing lead
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// Change a field value on a previously loaded lead.
lead["lastname"] = "Jones";
await lead.UpdateAsync(session); |