Prepare data for migration to finance and operations apps
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Table of Content:
- Question 1: Why is data preparation critical before migrating to Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations apps?
- Question 2: What are full push and incremental push in BYOD?
- Question 3: Why are clustered columnstore indexes (CCI) important in BYOD?
- Question 4: How do SQL triggers help in BYOD reporting scenarios?
- Question 5: What is a legacy system and why must it be analyzed?
- Question 6: What is static data and why is it migrated first?
- Question 7: Why is a data migration test plan important?
- Question 8: How is migrated data validated?
- Question 9: What is data cleansing and why is it necessary?
- Question 10: Why is field mapping important in data migration?
- Question 11: Why should data migration not bring all data at once?
- Question 12: When should BYOD be used?
- Question 13: What is the BYOD feature in Finance & Operations apps?
- Question 14: What tools are available for data migration in Finance & Operations apps?
- Question 15: What key objectives should be achieved before starting data migration?
- Question 16: What data integration patterns are available in Finance & Operations apps?
- Question 17: What is OData and when should it be used?
- Question 18: What is the Batch Data API and when is it preferred?
- Question 19: What is recurring integration in Finance & Operations apps?
- Question 20: What are custom services and when should they be used?
- Question 21: How does Excel integration support data migration and integration?
- Question 22: What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous integration?
- Question 23: Which integration pattern is suitable for real-time inventory lookup?
- Question 24: Which integration pattern is best for high-volume sales order imports?
- Question 25: How do you support transition between legacy and migrated systems?