My friend called me and asked me how I felt about CRM 3.0. I said I hadn't installed it yet. He said that he saw you [3 days off]...
Angry with me... scolded him. Finally, my friend suggested me to install it.
Let's just install it and take a look. With the last experience, I took a Server Installation this time. The process is as follows:
1. SQL server2005 development edition is unavailable
2. The Exchange SMTP service cannot be found when you install it on a machine with Exchange 2007,
I took another server and independently installed the SMTP service. I remember this problem was not found when I used exchange2003,
3. Error 0x80044151
Set the following parameters in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ mscrm \ (DWORD) oledbtimeout: 0x240
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ Tcpip \ Parameters \ (DWORD) maxuserport: 0 xfffe
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ Tcpip \ Parameters \ (DWORD) tcptimedwaitdelay: 0x2
To be honest, crm3.0 is a bit difficult ......
I read it all over and it feels good. Compared with similar projects I have done before, I have gained a lot.
I ran a few examples based on the idea of handling the business process normally and thought it was good.
Example:
Design workflow (on the server)
Add basic business data
Add Unit
Add Product
Add price list
Add customer
Start Business
Create an order (one condition is triggered)
Process activities monitored
Receive notifications of behaviors defined in the process
Order next
The above is a simple operation. In general, if you are familiar with the real business, it is better to get started.