CRM 2011 - How to find the Guid in CRM Data Base

If you want to find an Guid in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Database, you should use the following query :

Query

USE <DB_NAME_MSCRM>

Declare @TN as varchar(200), @CN as varchar(200), @myValue varchar(38), @SQL as nvarchar(1000)

, @SN as varchar(200),

Create Table #myTable (Table_Name varchar(200), Column_Name varchar(200), Number_Of_Rows int)

-- Replace @myValue with the value you're searching for in the database

Set @myValue = 'Guidid' 

Declare myCursor Cursor For

Select T.Table_Name, C.Column_Name, T.Table_Schema

From INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES T Inner Join INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS C 

On T.Table_Schema = C.Table_Schema And T.Table_Name = C.Table_Name

Where T.Table_Name <> 'dtproperties' And Table_Type = 'Base Table'

And C.Data_Type In ('uniqueidentifier')

-- Replace if you want other type data

--And C.Data_Type In ('text','ntext')

--And C.Data_Type In ('tinyint','int','bigint','numeric','decimal','money','float','smallint','real','smallmoney')

--And C.Data_Type In ('datetime','dmalldatetime')

Open myCursor

Fetch Next From myCursor Into @TN, @CN, @SN

While @@Fetch_Status <> -1

Begin

                EXECUTE ( N'Insert Into #myTable Select ''' + @SN + '.' + @TN + ''', ''' + @CN + ''', Count(*) From [' + @SN + '].[' + @TN + '] Where [' + @CN + '] = CONVERT(uniqueidentifier ,''' + @myValue + ''' )')

                

                Fetch Next From myCursor Into @TN, @CN, @SN

End

Close myCursor

Deallocate myCursor

Select * From #myTable Where Number_Of_Rows > 0 Order By Table_Name

Drop Table #myTable

You should use this query in order to find also other data type.

Nicola Grillo

CRM 4.0 - Javascript Tooltip Description in MSCRM 4.0

// Comment
var txt="Your TXT";
document.getElementById( "attributename" ).title=txt;

Nicola Grillo

CRM 4.0 - Gathering Picklist information via SQL query in Microsoft Dynamics CRM (String Map CRM Table)

Use the following query to gathering information about CRM Picklist.

// Comment
SELECT
[ObjectTypeCode]
,[AttributeName]
,[AttributeValue]
,[LangId]
,[OrganizationId]
,[Value]
,[DisplayOrder]
,[VersionNumber]
,[StringMapId]
FROM DBNAME_MSCRM.[dbo].[StringMap]
where [AttributeName]='PicklistName'
Order by AttributeValue

Thanks,
Nicola Grillo