IOrganizationService.Execute(OrganizationRequest) Method

Definition

Namespace:: Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk

Assembly:: Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.dll

Executes a message in the form of a request, and returns a response.

public:
 Microsoft::Xrm::Sdk::OrganizationResponse ^ Execute(Microsoft::Xrm::Sdk::OrganizationRequest ^ request);

[System.ServiceModel.FaultContract(typeof(Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationServiceFault))]
[System.ServiceModel.OperationContract]
public Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationResponse Execute (Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationRequest request);

[<System.ServiceModel.FaultContract(typeof(Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationServiceFault))>]
[<System.ServiceModel.OperationContract>]
abstract member Execute : Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationRequest -> Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.OrganizationResponse

Public Function Execute (request As OrganizationRequest) As OrganizationResponse

Parameters

request: OrganizationRequest

Type: OrganizationRequest. A request instance that defines the action to be performed.

Returns

OrganizationResponse

Type: OrganizationResponseThe response from the request. You must cast the return value of this method to the specific instance of the response that corresponds to the Request parameter.

Attributes: FaultContractAttribute OperationContractAttribute

Examples

The following example shows how to use the Execute(OrganizationRequest) method to assign an account to a team (early bound). For this sample to work correctly, you must be connected to the server to get an IOrganizationService interface. You can find the complete sample in the sample code package in the folder CRUDOperations.

// Assign the account to a team.
var assignRequest = new AssignRequest()
{
Assignee = new EntityReference
{
   LogicalName = Team.EntityLogicalName,
   Id = _teamId
},
Target = new EntityReference(Account.EntityLogicalName, _accountId)
};
svc.Execute(assignRequest);

The following example shows how to use the Execute(OrganizationRequest) method to assign a queue to a team (late bound). For this sample to work correctly, you must be connected to the server to get an IOrganizationService interface. You can find the complete sample in the sample code package in the folder SampleCode\CS\GeneralProgramming\LateBound\AssignQueueToTeamDE.cs.

  // The queue ID would typically be passed in as an argument or determined by a query.
  // The team ID would typically be passed in as an argument or determined by a query.
  // Assign the queue to a team.
  var assignRequest = new AssignRequest()
{
  Assignee = new EntityReference
  {
     LogicalName = "team",
     Id = _teamId
  },
  Target = new EntityReference("queue", _queueId)
  };
  svc.Execute(assignRequest);

DynamicEntity#AssignQueueToTeamDE1

// Assign the account to a team.                
AssignRequest assignRequest = new AssignRequest()
{
    Assignee = new EntityReference
    {
        LogicalName = Team.EntityLogicalName,
        Id = _teamId
    },

    Target = new EntityReference(Account.EntityLogicalName, _accountId)
};

_service.Execute(assignRequest);

Remarks

Privileges and Access Rights

To execute the message, the caller must have the necessary privileges to the entity type that is specified in the request class. The caller must also have access rights on the specified records in the request class. For more information, see the Request class for the action you want to execute. For example, see AssignRequest.

Notes for Callers

For more information about the exceptions that can be thrown when this method is called, see Handle exceptions in your code.

Method Availability

This method works regardless whether the caller is connected to the server or offline.

Applies to