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Using Standard Tables (User) across multiple Managed Solutions

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Posted on by 2,314 Super User 2025 Season 1

I have created a couple of Solutions in a Development environment. Both solutions have separate Model Driven apps that require the use of the Standard Dataverse Table - User. 

 

I am ready to migrate one solution to a new Production environment but do not want to migrate the other Solution. When importing the Solution for the first time into the new Production Environment I am getting dependency errors on the User Table. This is because the User Table has dependencies based on relationships in both Solutions Apps. 

 

However I want to bring across one of the Solutions without including all dependencies needed for the other Solution.

 

Is there a way to achieve this or have I designed the Solution\App wrong because I am sharing the same standard User table?

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    2 on at
    Using Standard Tables (User) across multiple Managed Solutions
    Hello, i have the same situation but with a cutom table not with a standart table. So, first option is not applicable for me and the second option causes self dependency. For example, i add the Order table to the solution without selecting some relationships but when i try to import this solution to the another environment it gives dependency error: Order table required by Order table.
    How can i resolve this?
     
  • 365-Assist Profile Picture
    2,314 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    Re: Using Standard Tables (User) across multiple Managed Solutions

    Thanks your option 1. REMOVE user table in Solution 1. Worked for me.

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    Ram Prakash Profile Picture
    5,299 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    Re: Using Standard Tables (User) across multiple Managed Solutions

    Hello @365-Assist,

     

    As per the OOB Behaviour, with dependencies you cannot import solution from one environment to another, you can try either one for the Suggesstion below

     

    1. REMOVE user table in Solution 1, if there is no Customization

    2. If any Customization avaialble remove the User table and Add it back, which adding, only add the Customization needed like Fields, Forms,Business Rules or Relationship

    3. If Both Not working, while importing solution it will Ask for Dependencies, just remove the Add or Remove the respective item reference to made it work

     

    You can use Dependencies Class to retrieve too, please find the below link for your reference

     

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.crm.sdk.messages.retrievedependenciesfordeleterequest?view=dynamics-general-ce-9

     

    As per OOB Behaviour there is no other way..

     

     

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