USE CRM_MSCRM GO declare @entityname nvarchar(50) = 'opportunity' select sm.State as '[statecode]' ,m_state.Value 'Statecode Name' ,sm.Status as '[statuscode]' ,m_status.Value 'Statuscode Name' from StatusMap sm inner join EntityView ev on sm.ObjectTypeCode = ev.ObjectTypeCode inner join StringMap m_state on m_state.ObjectTypeCode = sm.ObjectTypeCode and m_state.AttributeName = 'statecode' and m_state.LangId = 1033 and m_state.AttributeValue = sm.State inner join StringMap m_status on m_status.ObjectTypeCode = sm.ObjectTypeCode and m_status.AttributeName = 'statuscode' and m_status.LangId = 1033 and m_status.AttributeValue = sm.Status where ev.Name = @entityname order by sm.State ,sm.Status
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Thursday, July 9, 2020
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