- ABroad integration across platforms
- BNot Data migration and All the options is applicable
- CSupports consumption of data using Power BI
- DUniform URL conventions
Integrate and manage data solutions - Quiz
- AContinue using the existing real-time synchronous pattern and increase server capacity
- BTransition to a near-real-time batch data API integration pattern
- CUse OData for synchronous data retrieval on-demand by users
- DImplement a one-way sync pattern with manual triggers for data transfer
- AUse the data management framework to create a data project and set up a recurring data job with error handling to skip faulty records.
- BEnable change tracking for entities in the data management framework to monitor the status and availability of entities during the import process.
- CImplement an asynchronous integration pattern using the data management framework to sequence data entities and manage import errors.
- DA, B and C
- ASynchronous using Custom service
- BReal-time using OData
- CPull-based using the Data Management Framework
- DAsynchronous using the Batch data API
- AAdvise sales representatives to access the Dynamics 365 desktop application remotely via a VPN connection.
- BRecommend the use of Microsoft Excel to download and carry offline copies of customer order history and inventory levels.
- CSuggest setting up email notifications for sales representatives with daily summaries of customer data.
- DIntegrate Power Apps with Dynamics 365 to create a mobile app that provides real-time access to customer order history and inventory data.
- AAs an Azure service for an Azure-hosted development environment after deployment
- BIn Lifecycle Services after deployment
- CIn the deployment settings before deployment
- DIn the Microsoft Power Platform admin center during deployment
- AData management framework
- BOData
- CRecurring integrations
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- A. Broad integration across platforms
- B. Not Data migration and All the options is applicable
- C. Supports consumption of data using Power BI
- D. Uniform URL conventions
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- OData is a standard protocol for creating and consuming data. OData applies web technologies such as HTTP and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) to provide access to information from various programs.
- OData itself is not used for data migration purposes. Data entities are used for this.
- OData is a supported protocol in Power BI. Power BI can connect to and create reports based on an OData feed from AX; it also enforces AX security.
- Uniform URL conventions for filtering and sorting data within the URL itself is a key feature of the OData protocol. It always for quicker access to specific information.
- A. PHP
- B. JavaScript
- C. Ruby
- D. TypeScript
Remarks:
Explanation:
JavaScript is associated with web development and is often used for building server-side applications, leveraging its asynchronous and event-driven capabilities, especially with the Node.js runtime.
- A. Continue using the existing real-time synchronous pattern and increase server capacity
- B. Transition to a near-real-time batch data API integration pattern
- C. Use OData for synchronous data retrieval on-demand by users
- D. Implement a one-way sync pattern with manual triggers for data transfer
Remarks:
Explanation:
The best solution for timely data availability is transitioning to a near-real-time batch data API integration pattern. This method manages loads effectively and provides the needed data promptly. Solutions such as increasing server capacity, using manual triggers, or relying on OData's synchronous on-demand retrieval may not resolve the inherent delays or meet the timeliness required for production planning.
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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. Use the data management framework to create a data project and set up a recurring data job with error handling to skip faulty records.
- B. Enable change tracking for entities in the data management framework to monitor the status and availability of entities during the import process.
- C. Implement an asynchronous integration pattern using the data management framework to sequence data entities and manage import errors.
- D. A, B and C
Remarks:
Explanation:
Wrong: Manually import data entity files one at a time to isolate and address errors, disregarding the use of the data management framework.
Wrong: Configure the data management framework to halt the entire import process upon encountering any errors, ensuring no faulty data is migrated.
The correct answer is to use the data management framework to create a data project and set up a recurring data job with error handling to skip faulty records, enable change tracking for entities in the data management framework to monitor the status and availability of entities during the import process, and implement an asynchronous integration pattern using the data management framework to sequence data entities and manage import errors. Manually importing data entity files one at a time is time-consuming and does not utilize the capabilities of the data management framework. Configuring the data management framework to halt the entire import process upon encountering any errors does not meet the requirement of skipping faulty records
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- A. Synchronous using Custom service
- B. Real-time using OData
- C. Pull-based using the Data Management Framework
- D. Asynchronous using the Batch data API
Remarks:
Explanation:
The correct answer is Asynchronous using the Batch data API because it allows for the exchange of data in batches and does not require real-time data transfer, which suits the legacy system's capabilities. Real-time using OData is incorrect as it requires real-time data transfer. Synchronous using Custom service is also incorrect because it implies a blocking request and response pattern, which is not necessary in this scenario. Pull-based using the Data Management Framework is incorrect because it suggests that the receiving system requests data from the sender, which is not specified in the scenario.
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- A. Advise sales representatives to access the Dynamics 365 desktop application remotely via a VPN connection.
- B. Recommend the use of Microsoft Excel to download and carry offline copies of customer order history and inventory levels.
- C. Suggest setting up email notifications for sales representatives with daily summaries of customer data.
- D. Integrate Power Apps with Dynamics 365 to create a mobile app that provides real-time access to customer order history and inventory data.
Remarks:
Explanation:
The correct answer is to integrate Power Apps with Dynamics 365 to create a mobile app that provides real-time access to customer order history and inventory data. This solution would offer the necessary real-time data access for sales representatives while on client sites. Accessing the Dynamics 365 desktop application remotely via a VPN, carrying offline copies of data, or setting up email notifications do not provide immediate, real-time access to detailed customer data when needed and can be impractical or inefficient.
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- A. Start
- B. Pause
- C. Stop
Remarks:
Explanation:
Start: Incorrect. You don’t start a map to queue records.
Correct. Pausing a mapping allows it to queue transactions in Azure storage until the mapping is resumed.
Stop: Incorrect. A stopped mapping won’t queue transactions.
- A. As an Azure service for an Azure-hosted development environment after deployment
- B. In Lifecycle Services after deployment
- C. In the deployment settings before deployment
- D. In the Microsoft Power Platform admin center during deployment
Remarks:
Explanation: You would set up Microsoft Power Platform integration in the deployment settings for an Azure-hosted development environment before deployment.
- A. Data management framework
- B. OData
- C. Recurring integrations
Remarks:
Explanation:
Recurring integrations support both files and data packages.
Recurring integrations
Recurring integrations API supports both data import and export with many other benefits, depending on your situation. With recurring integrations, you can do the following:
- Job scheduling - Job scheduling for recurring integrations is performed in finance and operations apps.
- Multiple data formats - Recurring integrations support files and data packages for import and export.
- Transformation - If your data is in XML formation, Extensible Style sheet Language Transformation is supported to convert the data.
- Protocols - The two supported protocols for recurring integrations are SOAP and REST.
- Service type - Recurring integrations are part of data management APIs and are available out of the box.
- Availability - Recurring integrations are not supported for on-premises implementations.