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Loops and ThisRecord in Low-Code Plug-Ins | Dynamics CRM Tips

Loops and ThisRecord in Low-Code Plug-Ins | Dynamics CRM Tips

If you're using loops in a low-code plug-in like ForAll, it's important to note that ThisRecord changes its meaning from the table row associated with the plug-in run to the row inside the loop. Fortunately, disambiguating is straightforward once you know how. To experiment with bypassing Dataverse plug-ins, the author of this post simulated a slow plugin and provides insights on how to properly work with loops and ThisRecord in low-code plug-ins.

To learn more about these best practices, check out Tip #1460: Loops and ThisRecord in low-code plug-ins. This post can help ensure you are working correctly with low-code plug-ins in Dataverse.

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