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Q3. Which of the following is examples of field types where a base enumeration shouldn't be used? Odd one out.

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  • A A posting type field
  • B All other option not A transaction date field
  • C A sales order status field
  • D ABC Codes to rate customers, vendors or items
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Explanation

Justification: A, C, D

  1. A posting type field typically represents a finite list of posting types. This can be represented as a radio button or drop down list on the user interface. A different numerical value can be associated with each literal value of posting type.
  2. A transaction date field can have many different values and would be best represented by using the date time or UTC Date Time data type, not a base enumeration.
  3. A sales order status field will contain a list of literal values to indicate the status of sales order. For example, “Delivered” can be one value. This list of different sales order statuses is represented by a base enumeration in AX.
  4. ABC Codes can store a list of literal values to be represented by a base enumeration. ABC Codes can be used as rating a system for a customer’s credit, for example.

 

Related Lesson: Create a Base Enumeration

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