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Find information about data entities in your system

Just bringing attention to this docs page.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/data-entities-report

I only saw it today and it has some nice scripts that you can run to generate information.

Go to the github project it references and run the scripts.

ScriptOutputs
AggregateDataEntitiesReport.ps1AggregateDataEntities.csv
AggregateMeasuresReport.ps1AggregateMeasures.csv
DataEntityFieldReport.ps1DataEntityFields.csv
DataEntityReport.ps1DataEntities.csv
KPIReport.ps1KPIs.csv
LicenseCode-ConfigKeyReport.ps1LicenseCodes.csv
ConfigKeys.csv
ConfigKeyGroups.csv
MenuItems.csv
SSRSReport.ps1SSRSReports.csv
TablesReport.ps1Tables.csv
This report takes awhile to run, but it produces output as it runs.
WorkflowTypesReport.ps1WorkflowTypes.csv
The scripts use C:/, you will have to change to K:/ or where ever your application is sitting in. I just did a text replace "C:/" with "K:/".


It will export your files under the users Documents folder.


The main one I am interested in is the Data Entities report.
Below is a screenshot of the DataEntities export. Includes any cusomisations you have in your system.








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