Child exceptions in MS CRM

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  Try shared variable.

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  Friday, July 7, 2017 11:44 AM
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  Hello Viswanath,

  I believe it can't be done directly, on behalf of plugins execution pipeline (when records B is created, the execution of plugin of entity A is already done). However you can follow one of the approach's:

  If you need to catch the exception just for logging:

  You can create a custom entity that will keep track of every plugin execution and on the catch block of every plugin you can create a new record on the custom entity

  If you need to catch the exception to change the state of the parent record:

  In this case, I recommend 2 options:

  1) Move your code from CRM to an external service (You can create a WCF or API that your CRM Plugin will invoke asynchronously and so you can handle your flow manually, which means you can create record A, B, C, D and if record E throws an exception you can do whatever you want with records A,B,C,D and E

  2) On the catch block of your plugin, you can use the ParentId to change any property or execute any action of the parent record.

  Regards,

  Henrique Silvestre Souza

  Friday, July 7, 2017 3:26 PM