DYNAMICS 365 UPDATE RECORD OWNER AFTER ASSIGNREQUEST DEPRECATED

In a previous post, we saw how to change record status in Dynamics 365 using C# after the SetStateRequest message is deprecated.

In addition, when we wanted to update the owner of a record, we had to use the AssignRequest message to set it.

However, as you all know, the message AssignRequest is deprecated and in order to set the owner of a record, you can now use the Update request without doing another specific call.

In this post, we will see the function on how to change record owner in Dynamics 365 using C#.

  1. Below is the deprecated AssignRequest message used to set the owner of a record

    public void AccountAssignRequest(Account account)
    {
    var assignRequest = new AssignRequest
    {
    Assignee = new EntityReference(SystemUser.EntityLogicalName, new Guid("USERGUID")),
    Target = new EntityReference(Account.EntityLogicalName, account.Id)
    };
    AdminService.Execute(assignRequest);
    }
    Update record owner 1

  2. Currently, to set the owner of a record you can use the Update message as below

    public void AccountOwnerUpdate(Account account)
    {
    Account accountToUpdate = new Account
    {
    Id = account.Id,
    Name = "Account Owner set using Update message",
    OwnerId = new EntityReference(SystemUser.EntityLogicalName, new Guid("USERGUID")),
    };
    AdminService.Update(accountToUpdate);
    }
    Update record owner 2

Bonus Tip:
Don't forget to check and change the use of the AssignRequest in case you are migrating your environment.


Hope This Helps!

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