Microsoft KB Archive/920127

= Certain post-callout objects do not respond to the events for which the post-callout objects are registered in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 =

Article ID: 920127

Article Last Modified on 9/7/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0

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SYMPTOMS
In Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0, certain post-callout objects do not respond to the events for which the post-callout objects are registered. This problem occurs after you upgrade Microsoft Business Solutions - CRM 1.0 or Microsoft CRM 1.2 to Microsoft CRM 3.0 and then apply post-callout objects that were created in Microsoft CRM 1.0 or in Microsoft CRM 1.2.



CAUSE
This problem occurs because existing post-callout objects that you created in Microsoft CRM 1.0 or in Microsoft CRM 1.2 are disabled during the upgrade to Microsoft CRM 3.0.



RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, reenable the post-callout objects that you created in Microsoft CRM 1.0 or in Microsoft CRM 1.2. To do this, run the following Microsoft SQL Server script against the Microsoft CRM Metabase database. UPDATE EntityEventSubscriber SET IsEnable=1 WHERE SubscriberId IN (SELECT SubscriberId From Subscriber Where Name != 'Microsoft CRM Integration module') Notes
 * Before you run the script, make sure that you back up this database.
 * This script will reactivate post-callout objects that were created in Microsoft CRM 1.0 or in Microsoft CRM 1.2. However, if the post-callout objects are related to the Microsoft CRM Integration for Great Plains, the objects are not reactivated.



MORE INFORMATION
The callout model in Microsoft CRM 1.0 and in Microsoft CRM 1.2 differs from the callout model in Microsoft CRM 3.0. However, post-callout objects that you created in earlier versions of Microsoft CRM are supported in Microsoft CRM 3.0 if the post-callout objects use the classes that Microsoft CRM 3.0 supports. However, you do have to reenable the post-callout objects after you upgrade to Microsoft CRM 3.0.

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