Hi,
Is there a way to send an email to all the users in a particular Dynamics 365 Team? The problem is that there is a User entity and a Team entity, with a hidden teammembership intermediate entity behind the scenes for the many to many relationship between User and Team. But there is no way to access the teammebership entity.
Any ideas?
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Hi there. So I had an idea, and confirmed with some smart people that it will work, but I haven't had a chance to test it out yet.
Basically, we can use FetchXML to grab the records you want.
You can get the FetchXML either through FetchXML Builder (in XRMToolBox) or from the Advanced Query from within D365.
Then, use the CDS (Current) connector (which means you'll need to work inside a solution) and do a List Records on the User entity (I think) and dump the XML in the field "Fetch XM Query".
Hopefully, that gets you closer. Keep us posted.
-Ed
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Hi there. So I had an idea, and confirmed with some smart people that it will work, but I haven't had a chance to test it out yet.
Basically, we can use FetchXML to grab the records you want.
You can get the FetchXML either through FetchXML Builder (in XRMToolBox) or from the Advanced Query from within D365.
Then, use the CDS (Current) connector (which means you'll need to work inside a solution) and do a List Records on the User entity (I think) and dump the XML in the field "Fetch XM Query".
Hopefully, that gets you closer. Keep us posted.
-Ed
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FYI that does work, here is the FetchXML
https://gist.github.com/davidyack/5233af4c26a43d174689effcc5ad843c
and it should look something like the following with the Team ID dynamicallly set
For thos who are interested: Here is a solution without FetchXML:
Instead of FetchXML use the following in the $expand entry box and select Teams as entity:
teammembership_association($select=fullname,internalemailaddress)
Hi OlaStetzer, I am interested... but it isn't showing my slightly modified systemuserid or internalemailaddress fields in the dynamic data section so that I can use it in any subsequent actions.
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