Q:

You are developing a custom module for finance and operations apps that requires adding several new fields to an existing table without modifying the original table structure.

You need to ensure that the new fields are added following best practices and that CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations are automated for the custom table.

What should you do? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.

 

Wrong: Directly add new fields to the standard table by modifying its structure.

Wrong: Use the SysOperation framework to handle the CRUD operations for the new fields.

Creating a new table with additional fields and establishing a foreign key relation to the standard table is a best practice when more than 10 fields are added, as it avoids modifying the original table structure. Utilizing the SysExtensionSerializer framework allows for automated CRUD operations on the new table, aligning with best practices. Directly modifying the standard table structure is not recommended as it goes against best practices. The SysOperation framework is not used for CRUD operations on table fields but rather for batch processing and interactive operations.

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