CrmSvcUtil.exe is a command-line code generation tool for use with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. This tool generates Early bound class in C# with Custom entities and attributes. Provides Intellisense Support.
Follow the below steps to create early bound class,
Step 1: Download Latest CRM SDK.
Step 2: Open Run and type cmd.
Step 3: In SDK\bin, we can see crmsvcutil.exe. Now provide the path “CRM\SDK\bin” in command prompt.
Example: I have downloaded the CRM SDK on my desktop. So, path in command prompt will be like below,
Step 4: Now we have to execute crmsvcutil.exe from command prompt with the following command,
CrmSvcUtil.exe /url:<Organization Service> out:<Class Name>.cs /username:"<User Id>" /password:"<Password>" /namespace:<Namespace> /serviceContextName:<Context Name>
| Parameter | Description |
| Organization Service | Provide Organization Service. Goto Microsoft Dynamics CRM ->Settings -> Customizations -> Organization Service. |
| Class Name | Provide Output Class Name. Ex: D:\OutputFile.cs |
| User Id | Provide Online 365 User Id or On-Premise domain\userid . |
| Password | Provide Password. |
| Namespace | Provide Namespace name. |
| Context Name | Provide Context Name. |
Example:
CrmSvcUtil.exe /url:https://OrgName.api.crm5.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc /out:C:\Users\arunpotti\Desktop\EarlyBound.cs /username:"arunpotti@OrgName.onmicrosoft.com" /password:"password" /namespace:earlybound /serviceContextName:ServiceContext
Step 5: Paste the command line in command prompt and click on enter to generate class file.
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