When working with Dataverse data in C#, QueryExpression is one of the most commonly used APIs, especially in plugins and server-side logic. While basic queries are straightforward, real-world scenarios often…
This article explains how Advanced Search Dynamics 365 works, when to use it, and how developers can extract the generated FetchXML. In this post, we’ll focus on Advanced Search only…
So far on PowerStack Engineering, we’ve covered the theory behind Dataverse plugins — including the plugin execution pipeline, synchronous vs asynchronous plugins, Pre-Image and Post-Image, plugin registration steps, and secure/unsecure…
When registering a plugin in Dynamics 365 / Dataverse, writing correct code is only half the job.The other half and often the more confusing part is configuring the plugin registration…
If you’re starting with Dynamics 365 or Dataverse plugin development, the Plugin Registration Tool (PRT) is the very first tool you must set up. It allows you to: In this…
When working with Dynamics 365 plugins, performance and correctness often depend on how efficiently you access data inside the plugin execution pipeline. One of the most common mistakes developers make…
In real-world Dynamics 365 projects, many production issues don’t come from bad plugin code, but from choosing the wrong stage in the plugin execution pipeline. Developers often focus on what…
When developing plugins in Dynamics 365, understanding the difference between a Sync vs Async Plugin is crucial for system performance, user experience, and transaction reliability. Many developers struggle with choosing…