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Migrate Schedule Board(s) to other environments

26th October 202027th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField ServiceLeave a Comment on Migrate Schedule Board(s) to other environments

I have a link to the Visual Studio project here. This currently only opens for Visual Studio 2019 and will not open for any earlier versions of Visual Studio. You will also need to download a few other items before…

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How to display SLA Time on the Schedule Board

8th April 202027th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField ServiceLeave a Comment on How to display SLA Time on the Schedule Board

In this post I will show you how to set up an SLA timer on the Schedule Board Requirements view. First of all you need to create a new field on the Resource Requirement entity: Data Type = Whole Number…

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Schedule Board health check and possible fixes

4th April 201927th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField ServiceLeave a Comment on Schedule Board health check and possible fixes

These options are only available with these versions or later MicrosoftDynamicsScheduling – Universal Resource Scheduling 3.4.0.141 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Version 1710 (9.1.0.2435) online Checking the health of your schedule board The URS solution should now include a new web resource…

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Bulk update user work hours for the Schedule Board

19th July 201827th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField Service, FieldOne Sky2 Comments on Bulk update user work hours for the Schedule Board

If you have lots of users which need their work hours added into CRM, it can take a long time to manually set up each user through the user interface. Below is the code to update user’s work hours in…

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Field Service – Another Booking Rule example

1st June 201827th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField Service3 Comments on Field Service – Another Booking Rule example

Below is another example of a Booking Rule as well as an interesting find. This new Booking rule fetches the Characteristics from both the Resource and the Work Order and compares them to see if the Resource is valid to…

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Field Service – Booking Rule example

3rd January 201827th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField Service11 Comments on Field Service – Booking Rule example

In this article I will go into detail of creating a Booking Rule and will also show an example of one. Below is a working piece of source code which when a Resource Requirement is placed on the Schedule Board,…

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Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.( – Priorities)

30th October 201727th May 2022 Thomas DaymanFieldOne SkyLeave a Comment on Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.( – Priorities)

Recently we had an issue where every time we would open up the Schedule Board an error message would appear: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.( – Priorities) We realised that there was a Priority with…

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Field Service – Booking Alerts

24th August 201727th May 2022 Thomas DaymanField ServiceLeave a Comment on Field Service – Booking Alerts

In FieldOne Sky and Field Service you can create Booking Alerts which get displayed on the Schedule Board. First of all you go to the Schedule Board and click on the Actions tab and in the drop down list click…

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