CrmOrganizationServiceContext.Associate Method (String, Guid, Relationship, EntityReferenceCollection)

Applies To: Dynamics CRM 2015

Creates a link between records (entity instances). (Developer Extensions)

Namespace:   Microsoft.Xrm.Client
Assembly:  Microsoft.Xrm.Client (in Microsoft.Xrm.Client.dll)

Syntax

public void Associate(
    string entityName,
    Guid entityId,
    Relationship relationship,
    EntityReferenceCollection relatedEntities
)

public:
virtual void Associate(
    String^ entityName,
    Guid entityId,
    Relationship^ relationship,
    EntityReferenceCollection^ relatedEntities
) sealed

abstract Associate : 
        entityName:string *
        entityId:Guid *
        relationship:Relationship *
        relatedEntities:EntityReferenceCollection -> unit
override Associate : 
        entityName:string *
        entityId:Guid *
        relationship:Relationship *
        relatedEntities:EntityReferenceCollection -> unit

Public Sub Associate (
    entityName As String,
    entityId As Guid,
    relationship As Relationship,
    relatedEntities As EntityReferenceCollection
)

Parameters

• entityName
  Type: System.String

  Type: String. The logical name of the entity specified in the entityId parameter.

• entityId
  Type: System.Guid

  Type: Guid. The ID of the record to which the related records will be associated.

• relationship
  Type: Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Relationship

  Type: Relationship. The relationship to be used to create the link.

• relatedEntities
  Type: Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.EntityReferenceCollection

  Type: EntityReferenceCollection. A collection of entity references (references to records) to be associated.

Implements

IOrganizationService.Associate(String, Guid, Relationship, EntityReferenceCollection)

Remarks

Extends the core implementation of the Associate method.

See Also

CrmOrganizationServiceContext Class
Microsoft.Xrm.Client Namespace
Developer extensions for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015
Developer extensions context object model (Dynamics CRM 2015)

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