In previous articles I’ve discussed the 365 SDK, creating a connection to the server via the IOrganizationService, and usage of the entity class. Once you have those key elements, it’s really easy to perform create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD) operations. I would suggest reviewing those articles before proceeding with this one if you haven’t already. I’m using late bound (and…
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Create, retrieve, update, & delete 365 data in a late bound fashion
In previous articles I’ve discussed the 365 SDK, creating a connection to the server via the IOrganizationService, and usage of the entity class. Once you have those key elements, it’s really easy to perform create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD) operations. I would suggest reviewing those articles before proceeding with this one if you haven’t…
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