In Dynamics 365 forms, we often run into situations where a record looks unsaved even though the user hasn’t made any manual changes. This usually happens when fields are updated

Sometimes when we are writing JavaScript in Dynamics 365, we need the exact schema name of a field’s control so that we can hide, show, or manipulate it properly. While

Sometimes while debugging forms in Dynamics 365, we need to know which fields have been modified but not yet saved. These are called dirty fields, and they can be quickly

Recently, we faced an interesting issue, where we updated an existing flow in our Dev, basically we removed the Filter Rows condition and deployed it to UAT. Before – Now

Sharing some the queries we had used in our projects recently- 1) Get the list of table with audit enabled – 2) Get the list of fields per table with