You create a Power Platform solution. Solution data is stored in a variety of documented cloud services.
You need to configure the data sources.
What should you do?
Answer : A
Common Data Model is built upon a rich and extensible metadata definition system that enables you to describe and share your own semantically enhanced data types and structured tags, capturing valuable business insight which can be integrated and enriched with heterogeneous data to deliver actionable intelligence.
Common Data Model can be used by various applications and services including Microsoft Dataverse, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Power Platform, and Azure ensuring that all of your services can access the same data.
Note: A wide variety of applications and services can easily access data in a data lake, however, each consumer must understand the format and meaning of the data before it can provide value. The Common Data Model simplifies this process by providing a metadata system that describes the data and standard entities to which producers can map.
You are creating an app for a company.
You need to evaluate the default solution.
Which two behaviors should you expect from the default solution? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
A company has licenses for Microsoft Dataverse for Teams and Microsoft Dataverse.
The sales team requires an app to capture details of client visits. The following fields must be captured: Client Name, Phone Number, Email, Transaction Amount and Comments.
In addition, the app must meet the following requirements:
* Sales team members must be able to create and update all the fields.
* Executives must be able to view all fields and update only the Comment field.
* The app must be able to track modifications to the person and date/time data.
You need to create a Power Apps app for the sales team.
Solution: Create a model-driven app.
Does the solution meet the goal?
Answer : A
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A company has locations in multiple countries and regions across four continents.
The company stores the total amount of each order in the local currency of the country/region where the customer is located. The company stores the applicable exchange rates in a custom US dollars (USD) exchange rate table.
You need to create a visualization that displays the total amount of orders by country/region in USD.
Proposed solution: Create a model-driven chart on the country/region table that aggregates the total amount of the orders by country/region.
Does the solution meet the goal?
Answer : B
Instead use a calculated field.
Need to calculate the exchange rate in USD.
Calculated columns are calculated in real-time when they are retrieved.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/calculated-rollup-attributes
You have a Power Platform solution that uses Common Data Service.
You need to secure all fields that support field-level security.
Which field can you secure?
Answer : D
Which fields can be secured?
Although most attributes can be secured, there are system attributes, such as IDs, timestamps, and record tracking attributes, that can't. Below are a few examples of attributes that can't be enabled for field security.
ownerid, processid, stageid, accountid, contactid
createdby, modifiedby, OwningTeam, OwningUser
createdon, EntityImage_Timestamp, modifiedon, OnHoldTime, overriddencreatedon
statecode, statuscode
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/field-level-security
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You are developing a model-driven app that uses a Common Data Service database. App users will have a variety of different security roles.
Development and testing must be performed using production dat
a. Multiple testers must be used at each testing stage.
You need to provision and configure new environments for development and testing.
Solution:
Provision a developer environment named D1 and a sandbox environment named S1.
Copy the production environment to both D1 and S1.
Use D1 for development and S1 for testing.
Does the solution meet the goal?
Answer : B
Production: This is intended to be used for permanent work in an organization.
Do not use production environment for testing.
Note: Instead use two sandboxed environments: one for development and one for testing.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/environments-overview
You are creating a canvas app that displays a list of accounts.
Users must be able to select an account and view details for the account. The app must include a feature that brings the user back to the list of accounts.
You add a blank screen named Screen_Accounts and add a gallery named Gallery_Accounts to the screen. You set the data source of Gallery_Accounts to Accounts and add another blank screen named Screen_AccountDetail.
You need to complete the app.
What are two possible ways to achieve the goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.