So I guess either no one is having this problem, or no one has any suggestions. I'm now tracking how many records are re-assigned each time I run reassignment from the user account (currently using the legacy version in Dynamics itself, not the Power Platform Admin version; doesn't seem to matter).
We have 4 different entities whose records are being reassigned.
Contacts
V Profiles
P Profiles
Enrollments
The total for this user is 251400+ records between the 4 entities (plus because the Enrollments only exports 100k records so I don't know the real number).
I just ran it twice, taking about 20 minutes each time before it failed. The first time it reassigned 1599 contact records, 3 others. The second time 3694 contact records, no others. At this rate I'll be at this for weeks still, and this has already been attempted numerous times.
Please, has anyone else ever experienced this, and if so, any suggestions you have are gratefully received. Even if you don't have this problem, I'd like to hear about that too
We are running D365 Sales Enterprise Edition, 2021 release wave 2 enabled (though this has been occurring for a very long time now, so I'm not sure the version matters)
I will submit a ticket to Microsoft, just was hoping there might be an easier way.
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Cynthia Lagueux
Special Olympics Canada
ON
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 17, 2022 09:12 AM
From: Cynthia Lagueux
Subject: Reassigning Record Owner in D365
We are having huge challenges with reassigning the owner of records when someone leaves. In the grand scheme of things, we don't have that many records, our largest by owner would be under 200,000.
The reassignment process fails for most users. Only the users with tiny numbers of records are successful in one session. For all others we have to run the process multiple or many times to complete it.
Adding to this is that sometimes when it appears to be successful - i.e. there is no error message (since there's no success or completed message), it's not complete.
I cannot believe that this is normal, as there are customers with millions of records. We are looking at not assigning records to individual users, but even when that is implemented, we will have the existing records that will need to be reassigned one final time.
Does anyone have any recommendations as to how we could make reassignment more efficient? Right now it's a huge sinkhole time-wise.
Thanks!
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Cynthia Lagueux
Special Olympics Canada
ON
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