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9. Januar 2024In a recent version of Dynamics 365, we got handed the ability to directly query the database via SQL Management Studio. In this post i’ll walk you through the steps to do this yourself.
We can do this on any CRM that is of version 9.1.0.17437 or later. You can check your CRMs version by clicking on the Tools cog on the top right > About and here you will see your current server version.
Check neccessary settings
We’ll have to make sure to set a neccessary flag, before connecting to the database. You can find it in the Power Platform Admin Center. Navigate to Environments > Your environment > Settings > Product > Features, where you will find a flag called Enable TDS endpoint. Set it to active and then click on the Save button.
Connect to your D365 with SQL Management Studio
As server name we have to use the URL of our CRM so that it looks like this: „<name>.crm<number>.dynamics.com,5558“. The port needs to be specified after the comma, and in this case we want the 5558 port.
For authentication we will use Azure Active Directory – Password and just login with our user.
Query data
That’s it, you should see all you tables and be able to make select statements on them. Please remember that this database is readonly, so you can’t make any changes.
