- AReoccurring batch job
- BCopy batch job
- CBatch task
- DBatch group
Option A is correct because running an asynchronous process using the SysOperationSandbox framework will prevent the Application Object Server (AOS) from disconnecting the client if the process takes too long. Option B is incorrect because running the process in synchronous mode in the web client will freeze the web browser until the process completes. Option C is incorrect because batch processes are used for lengthy tasks that are implemented on the batch servers, not for user interface-driven processes. Option D is incorrect because simply creating a new form and adding a button will not solve the problem of the AOS disconnecting the client.
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Configuring the batch job to run during off-peak hours with a lower priority will minimize the performance impact on the system. Increasing the batch thread priority to the highest level could negatively affect other processes. Scheduling the batch job to run every hour may not be necessary and could lead to system overload. Manually triggering the batch job during peak hours would likely cause performance issues.
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The BatchHeader and BatchJob classes are specifically designed for creating and managing batch jobs in Dynamics 365 finance and operations appsfinance and operations apps. Creating a custom batch processing system or implementing batch processing manually would be unnecessary and inefficient. The SysOperation framework is not designed for batch processing.
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The correct answer is to use parallelism and multi-threading for high-volume scenarios. This approach can significantly improve system scalability by allowing tasks to run simultaneously on different processors or threads. Reducing the number of users who can access the data, increasing the server's memory allocation, or disabling all batch jobs do not directly address the underlying scalability issue and might not improve system scalability or could require impractical manual intervention.
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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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Option A is correct because the SysOperationSandbox framework allows you to run a synchronous operation on the asynchronous session that's happening on the web client. This will prevent the web client from freezing. Option B is incorrect because batch processes are used for lengthy tasks that are implemented on the batch servers, not for user interface-driven processes. Option C is incorrect because running the process in synchronous mode in the web client will freeze the web browser until the process completes. Option D is incorrect because simply creating a new form and adding a button will not solve the problem of the web client freezing.
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