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what is diiference between ownerid and owninguser
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whirata
2004-11-19 21:38:09 UTC
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With some objects, such as Activity, a CRMQuery.ExecuteQuery will
return elements <ownerid> and <owninguser>. The element inner text
look the same to me, the same guid. Are these ever different?
Jagan Peri [MSFT]
2004-11-23 20:09:03 UTC
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Currently, there is no difference since only users can own objects (ie teams
etc cant own objects for example).
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Post by whirata
With some objects, such as Activity, a CRMQuery.ExecuteQuery will
return elements <ownerid> and <owninguser>. The element inner text
look the same to me, the same guid. Are these ever different?
Mj Miller (MSFT)
2004-12-01 21:03:37 UTC
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Just to add a bit more information. As Jagan said, at the database level
there's really no difference. However, at the platform interface and
application level you should only work with ownerid. owninguser and
owningteam are "hidden" behind ownerid. You can tell which flavor of owner
is involved by looking at the ownerid.type XML attribute.
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Mj Miller
Technical Lead
Microsoft CRM

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Post by Jagan Peri [MSFT]
Currently, there is no difference since only users can own objects (ie teams
etc cant own objects for example).
Jagan Peri
Microsoft Business Solutions CRM
This posting is provided "AS IS" with
no warranties, and confers no rights.
Post by whirata
With some objects, such as Activity, a CRMQuery.ExecuteQuery will
return elements <ownerid> and <owninguser>. The element inner text
look the same to me, the same guid. Are these ever different?
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