| Microsoft CRM
Houston (800) 892-6143 |
| Implementation & Customization |
--STEP ONE, SET DELETION STATE TO 2 SO THAT DELETION SERVICE WILL DELETE update wfprocessinstanceset deletionstatecode = 2where statecode in (3,4)--where complete (3) or where canceled (4)--where objecttype in (4) "USE THIS TO REMOVE WORK FLOW FOR A SPECIFIC ENTITY THERE IS A FULL LIST OF OBJECT TYPE CODES HERE --STEP TWO, DELETE THE DEPENDENCIES delete wfactionlogwhere processinstanceid in( select processinstanceid from wfprocessinstance where deletionstatecode = 2)--select * from wfactionlog --STEP THREE, DELETE THE DEPENDENCIES delete wfrulelogwhere processinstanceid in( select processinstanceid from wfprocessinstance where deletionstatecode = 2)--select * from wfrulelog --STEP FOUR, YOU CAN RUN NOW RUN THE SQL BELOW TO DELETE THE PROCESS INSTANCE --OR, YOU CAN USE THE DELETION SERVICE MOST COMMONLY FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING --FILE PATH ON THE CRM SERVER --C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT CRM\SERVER\BIN --ONCE IN THE DIRETORY, TYPE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND WITHOUT THE QUOTES "CRMDELETIONSERVICE.EXE /RUNONCE" delete wfprocessinstancewhere deletionstatecode = 2 |
| Training | |
| Microsoft CRM 101 | |
| Microsoft CRM for Outlook | |
| Microsoft CRM Advanced Find | |
| Microsoft CRM Reports | |
| Microsoft CRM Database | |
|
Microsoft CRM Web Services |
|
|
Microsoft CRM JavaScript |
|
|
Microsoft CRM Add-ons |
|
| Microsoft CRM Resources | |
| Microsoft CRM Callouts | |
| Microsoft CRM Workflow | |
|
|
|