Question 1

ABC Manufacturing uses Dynamics 365 Business Central to manage their inventory. You need to create a report that shows the current quantity on hand for all items, but with the option to filter by specific item groups or locations dynamically chosen by the user.

Available Data Items:

Item (Item No., Description, Item Group)

Location (Location Code, Description)

Inventory (Item No., Location Code, Quantity on Hand)

Which approach is most efficient and flexible for achieving the desired functionality using queries?

Options :

A : Use record variables to store the user-selected item group and location code, then join them with Inventory in the query based on the selected values.

B : Create a temporary table containing all inventory data and then filter it dynamically in the report based on the user-selected item group and location code.

C : Use a single query with optional filters based on the Item Group and Location Code fields, allowing the user to choose whether or not to apply them.

D : Create separate queries for each possible combination of item groups and locations, and then dynamically switch between them based on the user-s selection.

Answer: C

Question 2

You're creating an AL extension in Dynamics 365 Business Central to automate processing customer orders received as XML files. The extension needs to import the order data, create corresponding sales orders in Business Central, and send an acknowledgement message back to the sender.

How would you utilize XMLports within the AL code to achieve this functionality? (Choose two)

Options :

A : Use the XMLPort.CreateInstance function to load the relevant XMLport for importing customer orders.

B : Implement custom parsing logic within the AL code to directly read and interpret the XML data without using XMLports.

C : Call the XMLPort.Run function with the imported XML data and target XMLport for order creation.

D : Trigger the existing "Customer Order Import" XMLport through events or code actions within your extension.

E : Send the acknowledgement message using the SMTPMail function in AL, including relevant order details.

Answer: A,C

Question 3

You're developing a new extension for Dynamics 365 Business Central that manages customer orders and invoices. The customer master data table currently stores various customer attributes, including contact information, shipping addresses, and tax identification numbers. However, the data is inconsistently formatted and lacks a clear structure. This inconsistency makes it difficult to generate accurate reports and invoices, and it increases the risk of errors.

Which of the following approaches BEST adheres to master data standards and design patterns to improve data quality and maintainability in this scenario?

Options:

Options :

A : Create a separate customer address table and link it to the customer master data table using a foreign key relationship.

B : Add new fields directly to the customer master data table to accommodate the additional customer information.

C : Use custom fields in the customer master data table to store the different customer attributes without creating separate tables.

D : Implement a custom code solution to validate and normalize the data in the existing customer master data table.

Answer: A

Question 4

The inventory management system also sends updates to product descriptions in JSON format. You need to update the corresponding records in Business Central based on the received data. How can you efficiently map the JSON data to the relevant fields in Business Central objects?

Options :

A : Use a loop and manually assign values based on property names.

B : Create a custom AL function for parsing and mapping each JSON response.

C : Leverage the JSON.Map function to automatically match properties with field names.

D : Utilize the WebServices.Serialize function to convert JSON to XML for update.

Answer: C

Question 5

You have two permission sets in Dynamics 365 Business Central: "Sales Rep" and "Sales Manager." Both grant access to the "Customer" table. The "Sales Rep" permission set includes an entitlement to view all customers, while the "Sales Manager" has an inherent permission to see all customer data.

What happens when a user belongs to both permission sets? (Choose one)

Options :

A : The user can only see customers assigned to them based on the "Sales Rep" entitlement.

B : The inherent permission from "Sales Manager" overrides the entitlement, granting the user access to all customers.

C : The user has conflicting permissions and Business Central throws an error.

D : Both entitlements work simultaneously, allowing the user to see all customers and perform actions based on both permission sets.

Answer: B

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