Miguel Camarero Suarez de Centi

It's possible to change this information in a cloud hosted environment accessing the User info table adding the following at the end of the URL:"?mi=SysTableBrowser&TableName=UserInfo&cmp=USMF"

However, it's not possible to change this information from a UAT or Production environment managed by Microsoft.

Using this option, you can select which information is saved, and you can select a user to log only the errors and avoid information message (for example).

When you enable the feature "Saved views support for workspaces" and use the option "Add to workspace" you can see the view for that workspace for all the users in the organization.

This can be an issue, as if many users save the view as "my view" or using a standard name, it's almost impossible to know which view you are editing.

When you create more than one batch job using the filters, then you go to the batch jobs window and check the filters (from the parameters option), the information shown is that of the last filter used, and not that of the filter being used.

This information can be confusing and give the impression that the filter being displayed is being applied when it is not. 

It would be useful to modify the behavior and show the filter that is really being applied. 

If you are in an out of service version, you receive the following message in LCS: 

"A quality update is not available. The product version that you're currently running is out of service. Please apply a service update to stay current with the latest features and functionality."

Even so, Proactive Quality Updates are applied, and they do not appear as scheduled in LCS. 

The users know that the PQU is going to be applied if they look at the message center, if they only look at LCS, it seems that the PQU is not going to be applied. 

It would be interesting to put some notification in LCS warning that the PQU is going to be applied or add it in upcoming updates, to avoid this type of confusion.

Thanks in advance. 

It's possible to create alerts for "work items assigned to me" inside, however, them do not work correctly, since it is not a table where data is being created, modified or deleted.

The option for these notifications is through the workflow, but the options included are not very extensive, so it does not meet the needs of all customers. 

If possible, it would be very interesting to add this function in future versions so that alerts can be used once a work item is assigned to the user. 

Thanks in advance. 

When you get a notification from an approval workflow (for example), and you click on it, the notification is not getting deleted. Moreover, other users that get the same notification can see it in the notification center.

It should be interesting to give the option to remove the notification once the user clicks on it and also remove it if other users are receiving the same alerts.

Thank you!

It's possible to use custom code in the reports in a Tier 1 environment, however, in the Tier 2+ environments, using the same custom code you receive the following error:

"The report server has RDLSandboxing enabled and the report contains custom code. Remove the code element from the report definition"

As workaround is possible to remove the code and use datasets, however, it should be very interesting to find a way to allow this custom code in the future.

Is not possible to add arrays-based fields using Dual Write in Finance and Operations app as Dual Write seems to not be understanding the metadata in the field.

When we try to use a real type extending from AmountMST in the Dataverse, it appears in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations as string and is not possible to change this behavior.

It should be very interesting to add this functionality to be able to add arrays and containers from Dataverse to Finance.

SQL disconnections are expected in a SaaS environment, as indicated in the following doc:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/sysadmin/retryable-batch#retry-the-batch-job-task-when-transient-sql-server-errors-occur

"Currently, if finance and operations apps experience a brief loss of connection to Microsoft SQL Server, all batch jobs that are running fail. This behavior disrupts business processes. Because connection loss is inevitable in a cloud service...."

Sometimes, this kind or disconnections are happening during working hours and the users get different errors, so it should be very interesting if we could send them a message or notification to the administrators indicating that we had a short SQL disconnection and the duration to avoid any misunderstanding regarding the issues.