- AExcel data connector app
- BRecurring integration
- CSynchronous integration
Related Topic: Data for migration
Object-oriented programming (OOP) benefits the development of educational software by simplifying the creation of modular and reusable educational components. In OOP, educational entities such as lessons, quizzes, and multimedia elements can be modeled as classes, each encapsulating their attributes and methods. This modular approach allows for the development of independent and reusable components that can be easily integrated into a comprehensive educational system. For example, a "Lesson" class might encapsulate attributes like title and content, and methods for operations like display and assess. Inheritance allows for the creation of specialized educational components that extend base classes, promoting code reuse and reducing redundancy. Polymorphism enables the flexible interaction of different types of educational objects through a common interface, facilitating the implementation of diverse educational scenarios and activities. Encapsulation ensures that the internal state of educational objects is protected, enhancing the stability and reliability of the software. By leveraging OOP principles, developers can create modular, scalable, and engaging educational software that effectively supports learning and teaching.
Dual-write is the correct choice because it enables near-real-time synchronous copying of data between Dynamics 365 Sales and finance and operations apps, which is necessary for updating customer credit limits. Power Automate connectors are used for automating workflows, not for direct data synchronization. Virtual entities are used for data access without copying, not for data updates. Business events are for responding to application business logic events, not for data synchronization.
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Wrong:
Integrate the apps with Excel using virtual entities.
Wrong:
Use dual-write to integrate the apps with Excel.
Wrong:
Use Power Automate to create a data flow between the apps and Excel.
Creating an OData endpoint in the finance and operations apps, configuring the OData connection in Excel, and testing the connection are the correct steps for integrating the apps with Excel using OData. Power Automate is not necessary for this task. Virtual entities and dual-write are used for integrating with Microsoft Dataverse, not Excel.
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DirectQuery technology in Power BI allows creation of reports over large volumes of data without caching data in the PowerBI.com service. Power Query and PowerPivot extensions in Excel are used for creating visualizations and ingesting larger amount of data into Excel respectively, but they do not provide interactive data exploration like Power BI. SSRS integration is used for document-style reports, not for interactive data exploration.
OData service endpoints allow real-time data exchange, which is necessary for the retailer's requirement. The Data Management Framework REST API is used for asynchronous, batched data transfer and does not support real-time updates. The Electronic Reporting tool is intended for configuring document formats for regulatory reporting, not for product catalog integration. A batch job would only synchronize data periodically, not in real time.
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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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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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Recurring integrations support both files and data packages.
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: