The following error is showing up when I try to access the Contact entity in the environment:
There were no changes since the last time it was used and the processes have not been altered. When I try to create a new contact, it is showing me this error:
Exception 'InvalidPluginExecutionException' occured: Error during retrieval of Configuration Entity: entity doesn't exist in the error log. However, the contact entity does exist within the system.
Moreover, on the portal, This error is showing when I try to log in, however, I'm not sure whether they are related:
No changes have been made from when the portal was used (and was working fine) till now
Are there any solutions to this please?
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Hi Marie
Can you download the full log details from when you try to open the record via Model-Driven App/D365?
I remember having this issue in the past, I believe the root cause was that I had a custom BPF, created/opened a contact record running that BPF, and then deleted the BPF. Basically D365 was getting lost as couldn't find the BPF that contact was associated to.
Do you think this applies to you?
Every time we create a BPF, it creates a table on the background, this table is used to control the transition state of the record against the steps. Can you see if you find this table via Advanced Find, and then delete any entries in case the BPF no longer exists?
Power Pages Super User | MVP
Hi
have you disabled any existing Business Process Flow associated to the Contact entity?
can you please navigate to Advanced Settings --> Processes --> All Processes
sort by entity and see if there is any BPF associated to the Contact entity and if it is in Draft state. If it is, try to activate it as a test.
Power Pages Super User | MVP
Hi Oliver,
Thank you for the suggestion. However, all BPF are activated with relation to the Contact entity.
Hi Marie
Can you download the full log details from when you try to open the record via Model-Driven App/D365?
I remember having this issue in the past, I believe the root cause was that I had a custom BPF, created/opened a contact record running that BPF, and then deleted the BPF. Basically D365 was getting lost as couldn't find the BPF that contact was associated to.
Do you think this applies to you?
Every time we create a BPF, it creates a table on the background, this table is used to control the transition state of the record against the steps. Can you see if you find this table via Advanced Find, and then delete any entries in case the BPF no longer exists?
Power Pages Super User | MVP
Hi Oliver. Thank you for you suggestion, it helped a lot!
I had previously removed the Marketing solution from the environment and there were 2 issues. The BPF "Set Managing Partner on creation of contact via portal" had to be deactivated. The other issue was the following plugin: Microsoft.Dynamics.Crm.MarketingPlugins.Plugins.Segmentation.SegmentMembersPlugin hence, it was deactivated as well.
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