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Missing D365 field on Dataverse

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Hello Friends,
 
I am currently faced with an issue whereby i have fields on D365 DB , but same cannot be found on DATAVERSE
 
select OMOPERATINGUNITTYPE,OMOPERATINGUNITNUMBER from DIRPARTYTABLE party  
 
these two fields on missing on Dataverse from table DIRPARTYTABLE 
 
How can i add it to dataverse.
 
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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    Missing D365 field on Dataverse
    What was the actual solution? The AI-generated answer below mentions two completely different scenarios and several suggestions and it's not clear what the actual answer was. That makes this thread quite useless for anyone looking for an answer to the same question.
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    Missing D365 field on Dataverse

    Hi there 👋

    Thanks for your question!

    If you're seeing fields like OMOPERATINGUNITYTYPE and OMOPERATINGUNITNUMBER in the D365 Finance & Operations database but not in Dataverse, it likely means those fields haven’t been exposed through the Dual-write integration or virtual entities.

    âś… Here’s how you can add them to Dataverse:

    1. Check Dual-write Mapping

      • Go to Dual-write > Table mappings in your environment.
      • Locate the mapping for DIRPARTYTABLE.
      • Check if the fields are available but not mapped. If so, you can manually add them to the mapping.
    2. Extend the Entity in Dataverse

      • If the fields are not available in the mapping, you may need to extend the entity in Dataverse by creating custom columns that match the D365 fields.
    3. Use Virtual Entities (if applicable)

      • For read-only access, you can expose the fields via virtual entities using OData or custom connectors.
    4. Ensure Field Visibility

      • In some cases, fields may exist but are hidden due to security roles or field-level security. Make sure your user role has access to view them.

    💡 After updating the mapping or entity, run a sync to ensure the data flows correctly into Dataverse.

    Hope this helps!
    âś… Please mark this reply as helpful if it answered your question.
    Best regards! 👋

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    Missing D365 field on Dataverse
    When saying D365, you seem to mean F&O. Are you using dual-write to synchronize F&O and Dataverse? Can you tell us more about your mapping?
     
    Note that not most parties aren't operating units and fields like OMOperatingUnitType don't apply to them. 
     
     
    For example, if you look at details of employees, they're all persons and their actual table is DirPerson, not OMOperatingUnit. Technically the schema is flattened to a single table, DirPartyTable, but the distiction of different types of records is still important.

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