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After you are connected to Dataverse, you can use the CrmServiceClient or ServiceClient class object to perform actions on your Dataverse data such as create, update, retrieve or delete data. This section provides some examples on how you can perform actions in Dataverse using XRM tooling.
Important
While XRM tooling APIs including the CrmServiceClient class continue to be supported, it is recommended that all new app development use the ServiceClient class for web service connections and operations. If you need to use the WPF Login Control or the PowerShell module, continue using XRM tooling for those.
Create data using XRM tooling
Retrieve data using XRM tooling
Update data using XRM tooling
Delete data using XRM tooling
Execute organization request using XRM tooling
Use XRM Tooling API to connect to Dataverse
Build windows client applications using the XRM tools
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Use XRM tooling to retrieve data (Microsoft Dataverse) - Power Apps
Use CrmServiceClient class to retrieve data from Microsoft Dataverse
Use the XRM tooling common login control in your client apps (Microsoft Dataverse) - Power Apps
The Microsoft Dataverse SDK provides you with a template for Visual Studio that enables you to use the common login control in your client applications. The code for Dataverse authentication, credential storage and retrieval, and diagnostic logging is built into the template so that you can quickly leverage these capabilities in your Windows client applications for Dataverse
Use XRM tooling to create data (Microsoft Dataverse) - Power Apps
Use CrmServiceClient class to create data on Microsoft Dataverse