Just want to share my experience of using KingswaySoft’s OptionSet Mapping Editor and how easy and efficient it makes to migrate data in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE.
Here our SQL (OLE DB Source) was having following values for Phone Code field. Here we are doing upsert for the Contact entity.
However inside CRM, we were only maintaining or dealing with few of the values as shown below for the corresponding field.
To deal with this situation, inside SSIS Package, drag the Dynamics CRM…
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Easily map OptionSet using CRM OptionSet Mapping Editor in SSIS – Nishant Rana’s Weblog
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• Microsoft Certified Professional in Microsoft Dynamics CRM (CRM 3.0 to CRM 2016), Microsoft SharePoint (2007 and 2013) and Microsoft .NET with 10+ years of experience.
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