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In Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, many of the data types have been relabeled so that you no longer need to be familiar with relational databases to understand the intended use of each type. The data types indicate how to use each option. For example, users will not have the ability to enter abc into a field with a whole number data type. In addition, the data type determines what operations you can perform throughout the application. For example, what conditions you can evaluate in Advanced Find. Microsoft Dynamics CRM allows you to create fields using the following 10 data types to store data:

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Single Line of Text Stores text and numeric data between 1 and 4,000 characters in length in one field. Option Set Allows you to specify a predefined list of values for the field. Users see a drop-down list on the form. Two Options Stores data as one of two values, 0 or 1. In Microsoft Dynamics CRM, you can relabel the 0 and 1 values so that users see Yes and No, True and False, and so on. Many people use the words Boolean or bit when referring to this data type. Whole Number Allows you to store only whole numbers, such as 2, 1, 0, 1, 2, and so on. Values can range from 2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. Floating Point Number Stores approximate numeric values with a variable number of decimals, such as 1.3333 or 3.14. Values can range from 100,000,000,000.00000 to 100,000,000,000.00000. Decimal Number Stores exact numeric values with decimals such as 1.5. Values can range from 100,000,000,000.00000 to 100,000,000,000.00000. Currency Stores currency amounts. You will have the ability to set the exact precision of currency fields or select Pricing Decimal Precision or Currency Precision. The Setup program of Microsoft Dynamics CRM sets the default value in the Pricing Decimal Precision to 2. The Currency Precision option will display the amount stored in the field in the correct precision for the currency selected on the record. Values can range from 922,337,203,685,477.0000 to 922,337,203,685,477.0000. Multiple Lines of Text Stores text and numeric data between 1 and 1,048,576 characters in length in one field. Date and Time Stores date and time data. lookup System data type that Stores information about related records.

In OOP, you use objects in your programs to encapsulate the data associated with the entities with which the program is working. For example, a human resources application needs to work with employees. Employees have attributes associated with them that need to be tracked. You may be interested in such things as the employee names, addresses, departments, and so on. Although you track the same attributes for all employees, each employee has unique values for these attributes. In the human resources application, an Employee object obtains and modifies the attributes associated with an employee. In OOP the attributes of an object are referred , to as properties. Along with the properties of the employees, the human resource application also needs an established set of behaviors exposed by the Employee object. For example, one behavior of an employee of interest to the human resources department is the ability to request time off. In OOP objects expose behaviors through methods. The Employee object contains a RequestTimeOff , method that encapsulates the implementation code.

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In addition to these data types, Microsoft Dynamics CRM also uses the following system data types in the default fields that are created with each entity:

primary key ( id ) using index tablespace USERS pctfree 0 storage (initial 1M next 1M pctincrease 0); drop sequence TEST_ID_SEQ; create sequence TEST_ID_SEQ start with 1 order; analyze table TEST_T estimate statistics; grant all on TEST_T to PUBLIC; Now that I have a table to store results, let s get to writing a testing tool package.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM automatically creates and manages the system data types, so you really don t have to worry about them too much. However, you should know that they exist because you will see fields with system data types listed on every entity. Tip Although both floats and decimals store real numbers, SQL Server stores float data as