PL-400 Exam Prep: Creating a Microsoft Dataverse Plug-in using Visual Studio 2019 & C#

This video will demonstrate how we can build out a Microsoft Dataverse plug-in using Visual Studio 2019. Plug-ins are a great tool that developers can use to model out complex business logic that is executed server-side within Dataverse. In this example, we’ll use C# to build out a plug-in that we can use to validate our telephone numbers as they are entered into Dataverse.
This video is part of my series focused on providing small, bite-size learning tools to prepare to sit Microsoft Exam PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer. More details about the exam can be viewed below:
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To view the accompanying blog post to this video, use the link below:
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You can check out the sample that was worked through in this video by visiting the Microsoft Learn site:
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Have any questions relating to plug-in development? Let me know in the comments below, or you can reach out to me on Twitter instead:
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[@krisdcrus21]

Hey Joe, series is awesome. i wanted to ask if you'd recommend any specific resources to learn c# in the contect of d365 development.

[@manishuprety1905]

Great video Joe 😊

[@netsena1775]

THANK YOU, CRM CHAP!

[@nerdintech]

Hi Man! That' a great video! Thanks for share this amazing content! Do you know how can I make a message Pop-Up in that situation? Like, if the user put a incorrect phone number, then a pop-up message will appear saying that the number format in incorrect. Thank you!

[@CRMChap]

Thanks Tulio! In this case, you can throw an InvalidPluginExecution exception in your code and supply the error message of your choosing: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/best-practices/business-logic/use-invalidpluginexecutionexception-plugin-workflow-activities