Recently one of our customers wanted view more than 250 records in CRM Grid records and currently you can only set up maximum up to 250 only.
You can still able to change this in to database directly as mentioned in following steps.
Warning: This change is unsupported
Step 1: Get the user Id and then update Paging Limit as mentioned in following screen print. Change the name of your relevant user to get his user record id and then use then in next query to update relevant record.
Step 2: Restart CRM web site and also clear user’s IE Cache and done!!
Hope this helps!!
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CRM 4.0 entities record only is owned by one user only and this is really big limitation in CRM 4.0.
I was wondering for the possibility to have multiple owners per entity in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0.
While searching the solution over net I have come across potential solution as below.
As per this blog article,
There are many instances where businesses want multiple “owners” of something within CRM. Having multiple users own something comes in many different forms when related to CRM. Examples include team selling using CRM Opportunity records, team support using Cases, and Tasks assigned to a group. Microsoft CRM is constructed such that one user is the “owner” of each record within CRM. Can we alter the system to modify this ownership?
Depending on the functionality you are looking to support, assigning multiple owners to a record can be accomplished many different ways in CRM. The question to start with is what functionality your business needs to support with multiple “owners” of something within in CRM.
Solution is based on the possibility to have multiple owners per entity identified as multi-owners using the sharing capability and deep customizations.
The multi-ownership currently will be automatically created and managed for leads, accounts and contacts entity.
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Past week, one of our Dynamics customers started experiencing really slow performance and also started getting time out error.
We used to get the error mostly on Account searches or Active accounts view…
Resolution
After going through all roll up fixes and searching, we found that there is a Microsoft kb article which provides resolution for the same.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955138/
After applying the fix mentioned in the above kb article this issue seems to have resolve now.
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