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| Question. 21 You have been tasked with creating a canvas app that allows computer technicians to update job cards after client site visits. The app should also allow for the technicians to notify the sales executives instantaneously when clients order service contracts. As soon as the notification is sent, the technician has to be able to enter the service contract specifics. You create a button flow with user input that includes the Flow button for mobile trigger. Does the action achieve your objective? A. Yes, it does B. No, it does not |
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
No. The question refers in fact to a canvas app, therefore we should create an instant flow with “PowerApps” trigger
You should build a Power Apps Button inside the Canvas app.
While you can absolutely achieve the goal using an instant cloud flow (or flow button) the question states “The app should also allow for the technicians to notify.”
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/using-logic-flows
| Question. 22 You have recently built a new canvas app. You are currently in the process of configuring a business rule. You have to make sure that the scope is properly configured. You set the scope to Entity. Does the action achieve your objective? A. Yes, it does B. No, it does not |
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
Some terminology has changed. Entity is now Table. If you’re building a Canvas app, you must use table (entity) as the scope. The current web page context contains a question about configuring a business rule in a canvas app. The scope for business rules must be set to “Table” (or “Entity”) in order to be used with Canvas Apps. If you set the scope to Entity, the business rule affects any app or service that uses Common Data Service. When the canvas app creates or updates a record in Common Data Service, the business rule actions will be applied. However, only the group of actions that affect data will be performed, such as Set Field Value and Set Default Value .
The answer to your question is A. Yes, it does.
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| Question. 23 You have recently built a new canvas app. You are currently in the process of configuring a business rule. You have to make sure that the scope is properly configured. You set the scope to Unknown. Does the action achieve your objective? A. Yes, it does B. No, it does not |
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
The correct answer is B. No, it does not achieve the objective. If you choose a named form or All Forms as the scope for your business rule, then the business rule will not apply to any canvas app. If you set the scope to Entity for your business rule, the business rule affects any app or service that uses Common Data Service. If you set the scope to Unknown, the business rule will not apply to any app or service.
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| Question. 24 You have two Common Data Service entities. You have been instructed to a Many-to-many relationship between the two entities. Which of the following is TRUE with regards to creating Many-to-many relationships? (Choose all that apply.) A. No explicit hierarchy exists. B. All entities can be used to create a Many-to-many relationship. C. You have to configure lookup columns. D. A Relationship table stores the data that associates the tables. |
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Answer:
AD
Explanation:
The correct answers are A and D.
A. No explicit hierarchy exists. This is true because many-to-many relationships do not have a primary or secondary entity. Both entities are equal participants in the relationship.
B. All entities can be used to create a Many-to-many relationship. This is false because some entities, such as activities and activity parties, cannot be used in many-to-many relationships.
C. You have to configure lookup columns. This is false because lookup columns are used for one-to-many or many-to-one relationships, not for many-to-many relationships.
D. A Relationship table stores the data that associates the tables. This is true because many-to-many relationships require a join table that contains the foreign keys of both entities.
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| Question. 25 You need to create an app for a client’s janitors, who will only access the app via their mobile phones. The app must connect directly to a Microsoft Excel workbook to track cleaning tasks. Also, the janitors should have the ability to check completed tasks off on a checklist. Which of the following actions should you take? A. You should consider creating a canvas app. B. You should consider creating a model-driven app. C. You should consider creating an embedded canvas app. D. You should consider creating a portal app. |
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
Model driven apps can only connect to Dataverse, not Excel spreadsheets.
A is the correct answer, because 1) Must connect directly to Excel so it has to be a Canvas App, 2) the checklist data is coming from the Excel Spreadsheet (workbook to track cleaning tasks).
B, C and D are all incorrect because they all connect directly to Dataverse (Common Data Service).