Associate/Disassociate plugin messages in CRM

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Dynamics 365 CRM - Development

The article titled "Rajeev Pentyala
Microsoft Power Platform" discusses the behavior of the Associate and Disassociate events in CRM, particularly in the context of a N:N relationship between two entities.
In Plugins, the Associate and Disassociate messages behave differently compared to other messages.
When registering a plugin on the Associate message, the "Primary and Secondary" entities should be set as 'none'.
Since entity names are not provided, the registered plugin step triggers on all Associate operations, so certain conditions need to be checked to ensure the Association trigger only happens between the intended entities.
The article provides a code template that can be used for Associate or Disassociate plugins.
The article highlights the importance of understanding the behavior of Associate and Disassociate events in order to effectively work with N:N relationships in Microsoft Dynamics 365.
The author, Rajeev Pentyala, is a Microsoft Power Platform specialist.
The article is relevant to Microsoft business applications, specifically Dynamics 365, as it provides insights into the behavior and customization options related to Associate and Disassociate events.

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