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Microsoft CRM - Dissapearing CRM.

Dissapearing CRM.

Posted: 31 Aug 2005 05:26 AM PDT

Just like alex says, http://crm/loader.aspx should work. If this is indeed
working, then there is still some kind of popupblocker active. Maybe a google
toolbar, msn or another one.

Hope this helps,

Ronald Lemmen

"Alex Goss" wrote:
 

Capture info from website

Posted: 31 Aug 2005 04:06 AM PDT

This tool works fine, but if you have a programmer who can work with asp.net,
then you can create a integration yourself as well quite easily. Just make a
webservice which allows the web data and stores it in the crm database. there
is a good example in the SDK which explains how to create contacts. If you
know how to make a webservice and how to call a webservice then you're done.

This might be a cheaper solution for you.

Hope this helps,

Ronald Lemmen
Avanade Netherlands

"Pete C" wrote:
 

How about CRM+Sharepoint in the same server?

Posted: 30 Aug 2005 09:07 AM PDT

To Nathan, Thank you Nathan, I will try it anyway, also, could you please
tell me what's the difficult to install both software in one server?

To Ronald, Thank you Ronald, if we some server software, such as: CRM,
Sharepoint 2003, Project 2003, ISA 2004, Exchange 2003. We only have 2 or 3
servers, what's the best performance group?


Cheers,
Jim

Group Customers by Product

Posted: 30 Aug 2005 08:01 AM PDT

Matt,
Thanks, I tried the custom view idea earlier but missed the "Does Not
Contain Data" part so thanks so much. It works great!!
Bebandit

"MattNC" wrote:
 

Exporting Data

Posted: 30 Aug 2005 05:21 AM PDT

Ok So this was my solution

It's a small func I wrote it in pseudo code
but you can use it for any langauge

it's fairly easy to use

ObjectCollection <- getAllNotes(ObjectName, ObjID)
Col <- new Collection()
Relations <- getAllRefereToRelationships(ObjectName)
foreach (R in Relations)
Objs <- Featch ( R.ObjectName, R.PrimaryKey = ObjID )
foreach (O in Objs)
Col.Add <-( getAllNotes ( O.ObjId) )
return getNotes (ObjId)


It will return all notes from all the children of the ObjetName you wish

usage

Collection C = getAllNotes( "Contact", "{123-3-23-235}" )

will bring you a collection of all the Notes connected at any level with the
Contact.

if you need somthing else which is note a note (annotation) write another
func instead of getAllNotes(Creteria)

the functions you need to implement are

getAllReferToRelationships(ObjectName)
which returns a Collection of Relationships
input: ObjectName, the ObjectName the Relationships refer to.

getAllNotes (Criteria )
returns a Collection of All the Note objects that fite the Criteria

Hope this helps.

Mick


"MattNC" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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CRM installation on SBS2003 or W2K3 server?

Posted: 30 Aug 2005 04:52 AM PDT

You've got it now. Yes, from what you've told me, I would suggest that you
consider installing CRM to the SBS and SQL on the WTS. SQL can handle many
databases, so you can install your accountacy software on the WTS server and
have it use the SQL Server on that box as well.

I would also recommend that you find a good partner to work with on CRM, as
it can be a complex application to install and configure.

--
Matt Wittemann
http://icu-mscrm.blogspot.com


"omb" wrote:
 

Domain

Posted: 30 Aug 2005 02:44 AM PDT

Nathan,

Have you tried to install using the IP address of the CRM Server? That error
indicates that the installation cannot locate the CRM server. So it could
have been a DNS problem.

Rob Bakkers,
Avanade Netherlands


"Nathan Warner" wrote:
 

Exporting Account & Contact

Posted: 29 Aug 2005 06:49 PM PDT

To add to what Ronald has stated, you also asked if it was possible to
delete leads after importing contact/account. That's not quite how it
works, but it will appear that way to users. If you import leads, you
can then promote each one individually to a contact, account, and
opportunity. Once you have done this, the lead will be set to a state
of converted / qualified. This state will cause it to 'disappear' from
the Active Leads views, so to the user's, it basically disappears. (It
is still there in the DB, and viewable under the Closed Leads view,
however.)

HTH,

Dave

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Verify Database (Crystal Reports)

Posted: 29 Aug 2005 02:06 PM PDT

Hey John,

Crystal Developer Version 9.2.2.693.

SSO is indeed coming up when I set the datasource location:
SSO
- account
- opportunity
- etc
and I can log on via APS, open, edit and save the reports remotely on the
CRM server via crystal fine.
The full error message I get when attempting to verify the database is:
Crystal Reports
Failed to load database information.
Details: The database DLL 'crdb_mscrm.dll' could not be found.


Any ideas ?

JRM


"John O'Donnell" wrote:
 

Upgrade to CRM 3.0 Small Business Edition?

Posted: 29 Aug 2005 01:53 PM PDT

John,
Thank you for your reply. We will wait for the new version of CRM.
Donna

"John O'Donnell" wrote:
 

2 crm installations

Posted: 29 Aug 2005 06:25 AM PDT

Using Virtual Server is the only way to get this to work. (I think the
fundamental architecture problem is that both versions use services of the
same name)

"mv" wrote:
 

restrict to export records to Excel and restrict to print

Posted: 28 Aug 2005 08:18 PM PDT

Thank you very much Matt. Appreciate your help!

"Matt Parks" wrote:
 

Distaster Recovery of Microsoft CRM 1.2

Posted: 28 Aug 2005 08:55 AM PDT

Can you tell me more about scribe and DMF

"Matt Parks" wrote:
 

Cleaning Product List

Posted: 26 Aug 2005 12:58 AM PDT

This is the problem we have, is there a certain seq we have to delet the
records down,

IE: Invoice, Quote, Contact etc.

Or once we have an invoice can the record never be deleted?



"seherish" wrote: