Q:
For a new module in Microsoft Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps, you need to ensure that certain operations are performed only if specific conditions are met within the data retrieved by a query.

You need to apply filtering logic to the query results based on dynamic conditions.

What should you do?

A Retrieve all records and then use an if-else block in X++ to filter the results programmatically.
B Create multiple versions of the query; one for each set of conditions, and execute them conditionally.
C Implement X++ variable scoping and use the QueryFilter class to add conditional filters to the query.
D Hard-code the filter conditions directly into the select statement of the query.

Write your comment