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14. When you add a new column, the default column width is 100 pixels (100px). Click Change Properties to change the width of the columns so the width of the Priority column is 75 pixels (75px) and the width of the Due Date column is 125 pixels (125px). 15. Specify the default sort order to show the most overdue activities first by clicking Configure Sorting and selecting Due Date in ascending order. As a secondary sort, select Owner in ascending order. Click OK. 16. Click Save and Close on the view editor toolbar to complete the view customization. 17. In the Default Solutions window, click Publish on the toolbar to publish your new view. 18. A Publishing customizations message appears. When the message disappears, you can use your new view. 19. Browse to the Activities section in the Workplace area and select My Direct Reports Overdue Activities from the All Activities view selector. If you don t see the records you expect, confirm that each user s manager record is set correctly. You can view a user s manager in his or her user record. To view a user s record, go to the Settings area of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, click the Administration link, and then click Users. Double-click the user s name to open the record and set the user s manager by using the Change Manager feature located on the ribbon.

rem the Worker table. set serveroutput on size 1000000; declare v_first_name n_id WORKER_T.first_name%TYPE; WORKER_T.id%TYPE;

After completing this activity, you should be familiar with the following: Producing a sequence diagram to model object interaction Using a UML modeling tool to create a sequence diagram Adding methods to the class diagram

If your dynamic value doesn t return any data from the database, you can use the default value to ensure the field contains some data. The example in Figure 14-26 shows that if an Account Name from the account or Full Name from the contact do not exist, the user will be notified of this with the result of No customer selected. You should strongly consider

-- A local function that will be called over and over again -- to find the next first_name for the specified id -- and last_name. FUNCTION get_first_name( aion_id in out WORKER_T.id%TYPE, aiv_last_name in WORKER_T.last_name%TYPE) return WORKER_T.first_name%TYPE is v_first_name WORKER_T.first_name%TYPE;

specifying a default value unless you are certain the data field chosen will always have data populated. Default values do not apply to workflow wait conditions.

begin -- Use SQL pseudo-column rownum in order -- to limit the SELECT to the first row select id, first_name into aion_id, v_first_name from WORKER_T where id > aion_id and last_name like aiv_last_name||'%' and rownum = 1; return v_first_name; exception when NO_DATA_FOUND then return v_first_name; when OTHERS then raise_application_error(-20001, SQLERRM|| ' on select WORKER_T'|| ' in show_worker'); end get_first_name; begin -- Keep -- only n_id := -- Loop loop

As we explained previously, the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Asynchronous Processing Service runs constantly behind the scenes, evaluating your workflow processes, Microsoft Dynamics CRM data, and events. System jobs (such as workflow processes) can have one of the following status reasons:

CHAPTER 4 WHOA ! ONE STATEMEN T A T A TIM E, PLEA SE!

You can use the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Web interface to monitor workflow process jobs in any of these statuses from the workflow record, the related Microsoft Dynamics CRM record, or System Jobs. This flexibility provides you with the information you need to quickly determine which jobs have been executed and also to help you troubleshoot any failures. In this section, we review the following:

Monitoring workflow jobs from the workflow process record Accessing workflow jobs from a Microsoft Dynamics CRM record Accessing workflow jobs from System Jobs Reviewing the log details on an existing workflow process instance Taking action on existing workflow processes

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The following scenario was created for a use case in the user group library application introduced in Activity 2-1. It describes the processing involved when a member borrows an item from the library: