- A OData integration
- BBatch data integration
- CCustom service integration
Integration patterns in D365 F&O - Quiz
- AUse Azure Logic Apps to replace the legacy system's functionality.
- BCreate a custom service that acts as a bridge between the SOAP web services and Dynamics 365.
- CIgnore the legacy system and create new data entities from scratch in Dynamics 365.
- DDirectly modify the legacy system to support RESTful API standards.
- ASelect 'Get Data' from the Home ribbon and then select 'OData Feed'.
- BUse the 'Import Data' option from the File menu.
- CCreate a new Power BI report and select 'Dynamics 365 for Fin & Ops' as the data source.
- DDownload the finance and operations apps data and import it into Power BI.
- ABatch data API
- BData management
- CExcel integration, OData,
- DA and B
- ASet up a recurring data job with change tracking enabled for the inventory entities.
- BManually import and export data daily using Excel files.
- CImplement a full data sync every hour to ensure data consistency.
- DDevelop a custom real-time integration solution for data synchronization.
- AFederation
- BBroadcast
- CConsolidation
- DCorrelation
- AImplement dual-write for synchronous, real-time integration between the apps.
- BUse the OData protocol to periodically synchronize data entities.
- CEstablish a virtual table in Dataverse for the finance and operations apps.
- DCreate a custom Power Automate flow to transfer data between the apps.
- AOData integration
- BBatch data integration
- CCustom service integration
- ASOAP-based custom service
- BREST-based custom service
- COData service
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- A. OData integration
- B. Batch data integration
- C. Custom service integration
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. OData integration is incorrect. You need an asynchronous integration on a set frequency.
- B. Correct: You should select a batch data integration for asynchronous scenarios like this for batch-run integrations.
- C. Generally, custom service integration is selected for real-time integrations.
- A. Use Azure Logic Apps to replace the legacy system's functionality.
- B. Create a custom service that acts as a bridge between the SOAP web services and Dynamics 365.
- C. Ignore the legacy system and create new data entities from scratch in Dynamics 365.
- D. Directly modify the legacy system to support RESTful API standards.
Remarks:
Explanation:
The optimal solution for integrating a legacy system that uses SOAP web services with Dynamics 365 is to create a custom service. This service will act as a bridge between the SOAP web services and Dynamics 365, ensuring seamless integration without altering the legacy system. Other options that suggest modifying the legacy system, replacing it, or creating new data entities from scratch in Dynamics 365 do not address the need for integration and may not be feasible.
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- A. Select 'Get Data' from the Home ribbon and then select 'OData Feed'.
- B. Use the 'Import Data' option from the File menu.
- C. Create a new Power BI report and select 'Dynamics 365 for Fin & Ops' as the data source.
- D. Download the finance and operations apps data and import it into Power BI.
Remarks:
Explanation:
To connect Power BI Desktop to finance and operations apps, you should select 'Get Data' from the Home ribbon and then select 'OData Feed'. The other options are incorrect because they do not correctly describe the process of connecting Power BI Desktop to finance and operations apps.
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- A. Embedding
- B. Push
- C. One-way sync
- D. Pull
Remarks:
Explanation:
Embedding integration pattern is used when information from one system is seamlessly integrated into the UI of another system. Push, Pull, and One-way sync are different types of integration patterns and do not specifically deal with UI integration.
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- A. Batch data API
- B. Data management
- C. Excel integration, OData,
- D. A and B
Remarks:
Explanation:
Batch data API and Data management are the correct choices because they support data import scenarios with high throughput and provide intermediary storage for high-volume file parsing, transformation, and some validations. OData is incorrect because it is used for creating and consuming data using RESTful web services but does not specifically support high throughput data import. Excel integration is incorrect because it is used for changing and analyzing data within Excel, not for high throughput data import.
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- A. Set up a recurring data job with change tracking enabled for the inventory entities.
- B. Manually import and export data daily using Excel files.
- C. Implement a full data sync every hour to ensure data consistency.
- D. Develop a custom real-time integration solution for data synchronization.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Option A is correct because setting up a recurring data job with change tracking will synchronize the data daily with minimal performance impact. Option B is incorrect as manual processes are not efficient for daily tasks and do not meet the requirement of minimal performance impact. Option D is incorrect because a real-time solution is not necessary for daily synchronization and could lead to unnecessary complexity and resource usage. Option C is incorrect as it would have a significant performance impact due to the frequency of the full data sync.
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- A. Federation
- B. Broadcast
- C. Consolidation
- D. Correlation
Remarks:
Explanation:
Federation is the correct choice because it allows for data integration without creating duplicate copies of data. Broadcast is not the best choice because it involves sending the same data to multiple destinations, which could lead to data duplication. Consolidation involves merging data into a single location, which may not be feasible in this scenario. Correlation is not a data integration pattern.
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- A. Implement dual-write for synchronous, real-time integration between the apps.
- B. Use the OData protocol to periodically synchronize data entities.
- C. Establish a virtual table in Dataverse for the finance and operations apps.
- D. Create a custom Power Automate flow to transfer data between the apps.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Dual-write provides synchronous, real-time integration, which is necessary for the corporation's requirement of instant data reflection. The OData protocol is typically used for asynchronous data exchange. A custom Power Automate flow would not inherently provide real-time synchronization. A virtual table in Dataverse is for pulling data from external sources on demand, not for real-time integration between Dynamics 365 apps.
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- A. OData integration
- B. Batch data integration
- C. Custom service integration
Remarks:
Explanation:
You should select a batch data integration for asynchronous scenarios like this for batch-run integrations.
- A. SOAP-based custom service
- B. REST-based custom service
- C. OData service
Remarks:
Explanation:
The correct answer is:
✅ SOAP-based custom service
✅ Explanation:
The requirement is to:
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Retrieve product price from Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
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In real-time
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In XML format
✔️ SOAP-based custom services:
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Support real-time integration.
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Use XML as their native message format (WSDL-based).
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Suitable for legacy or XML-based systems that need structured data.
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Fully supported in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management through X++ custom service classes.
❌ Incorrect Options:
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REST-based custom service
❌ Uses JSON, not XML. While modern, it doesn’t satisfy the XML format requirement. -
OData service
❌ OData also uses JSON, not XML.
❌ Primarily used for data querying, not ideal for real-time XML-based exchange.
✅ Final Answer:
✔ SOAP-based custom service