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Create or edit how business rules are initiated

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Applies To: Dynamics CRM 2015

Business rules is a new feature that allows for defining logic that takes place in a form. Business rules provide an alternative to form scripts because they can be defined within a user interface without writing code. Business rules do not offer any opportunities for the actions they perform to be extended in this release, but by using the Process Trigger entity, you can modify how existing business rules are initiated or register an existing business rule to different events that will initiate it.

More information: TechNet: Create and edit business rules

Registering business rules

When you create a business rule, you must set the scope and configure conditions that will initiate the business rule. The business rule editor stores this information in the Process Trigger entity. You can read, create, update, and delete process trigger records to modify how business rules are initiated.

The primary scenarios for working with the process trigger entity are:

  • Clone a business rule that is applied to one or more forms to another form.

  • Modify a business rule that is applied to one or more forms so that it applies to all forms.

  • Modify a business rule that is applied to all forms so that it applies only to one or more specific forms.

  • Register a business rule to be applied on the Save event.

Note

If you use the business rule editor to modify a business rule that has been programmatically set to be applied on the Save event, it will revert to either load or change. You must re-apply the change programmatically to have the rule applied on the Save event.

The following table describes relevant process trigger entity attributes.

SchemaName

Type

Description

ControlName

String

Name of the attribute that a change event is registered for. For other events this value is null.

ControlType

Picklist

Type of the control to which this trigger is bound.

The only valid value for this release is 1. This indicates that the control is an attribute. This value only applies when the ControlName is not null.

Event

String

There are three valid values to indicate the event:

  • load

  • change

  • save

FormId

Lookup

ID of the form associated with the business rule.

This value is null when the rule applies to all forms for the entity that supports business rules.

IsCustomizable

ManagedProperty

Information that specifies whether this component can be customized.

You cannot change process trigger records included in a managed solution when the IsCustomizable.Value is false.

PrimaryEntityTypeCode

EntityName

Logical name for the entity that the business rule is applied on.

ProcessId

Lookup

ID of the process.

ProcessTriggerId

Uniqueidentifier

ID of the process trigger record.

See Also

TechNet: Create and edit business rules
ProcessTrigger entity messages and methods

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