- AFactBox pane, User personalization
- BFilter pane, , User personalization
- CNavigation search, Action search
- DOption A Only
Plan the architecture and solution design - Quiz
- Apack()/unpack() method
- Brun() method
- CcallStaticMethod()
- DAsyncInfo() method
- ARun an asynchronous process using the SysOperationSandbox framework.
- BUse batch processes to perform the task.
- CRun the process in synchronous mode in the web client.
- DCreate a new form and add a button without using SysOperationSandbox.
- AUse a file-based data synchronization approach by exporting and importing data manually
- BImplement the Data Integrator service with custom mappings between the cloud and on-premises environments
- CConfigure a direct database link between the cloud and on-premises SQL databases
- DSet up virtual machines in the cloud environment to replicate the on-premises setup
- ACreate a new form and add a button without using SysOperationSandbox.
- BRun the process in synchronous mode in the web client.
- CUse batch processes to perform the task.
- DCreate a new class with business logic to create 100 new check numbers and use SysOperationSandbox to run the AsyncInfo static method.
- AFix the column mappings to the Projects entity.
- BChange the company to USSI.
- CSet the entity’s category to Transaction – limited.
- DUse a sample file mapping and filters.
- AWorkflow and services
- BClient and Presentation
- CSSRS reporting
- DRuntime and Data access
- AUse a file-based approach for data transfer without monitoring entity status.
- BCreate a single data project for all integrations to manage them centrally.
- CPerform full data imports and exports for each integration point daily.
- DEnable change tracking for entities involved in the integration.
- ASynchronous
- BAsynchronous
- CEmbedding
- DBatching
- AImplement Chain of Command (CoC) in an extension class
- BUse event handlers only
- CCreate a new class with the same method
- DModify the base class method directly
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- A. FactBox pane, User personalization
- B. Filter pane, , User personalization
- C. Navigation search, Action search
- D. Option A Only
Remarks:
Explanation:
The Action search functionality allows users to quickly and efficiently perform actions that they know the names of with just a few keystrokes. Navigation search is used to find any page in the product. User personalization is for changing the way the user interface is displayed. FactBox pane and Filter pane are not related to performing actions quickly.
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- A. pack()/unpack() method
- B. run() method
- C. callStaticMethod()
- D. AsyncInfo() method
Remarks:
Explanation:
Option A is correct because the pack()/unpack() method is used to marshal the state of the current instance to the new instance prior to starting the run() method. Option B is incorrect because the run() method is used to start the process, not to marshal the state. Option C is incorrect because the AsyncInfo() method is used to run a synchronous operation on the asynchronous session, not to marshal the state. Option D is incorrect because callStaticMethod() is used to run the AsyncInfo static method by using the sandbox framework, not to marshal the state.
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- A. Run an asynchronous process using the SysOperationSandbox framework.
- B. Use batch processes to perform the task.
- C. Run the process in synchronous mode in the web client.
- D. Create a new form and add a button without using SysOperationSandbox.
Remarks:
Explanation:
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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- A. Use a file-based data synchronization approach by exporting and importing data manually
- B. Implement the Data Integrator service with custom mappings between the cloud and on-premises environments
- C. Configure a direct database link between the cloud and on-premises SQL databases
- D. Set up virtual machines in the cloud environment to replicate the on-premises setup
Remarks:
Explanation:
The correct answer is to implement the Data Integrator service with custom mappings, as it allows for seamless data integration between cloud and on-premises environments. Configuring a direct database link (Option B) is not recommended due to security and complexity concerns. A file-based data synchronization approach (Option C) is not efficient and does not support real-time integration. Setting up virtual machines in the cloud to replicate the on-premises setup (Option D) does not address the integration requirement directly and can lead to increased costs and complexity.
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- A. Create a new form and add a button without using SysOperationSandbox.
- B. Run the process in synchronous mode in the web client.
- C. Use batch processes to perform the task.
- D. Create a new class with business logic to create 100 new check numbers and use SysOperationSandbox to run the AsyncInfo static method.
Remarks:
Explanation:
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 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 B is incorrect because running the process in synchronous mode in the web client will freeze the web browser until the process completes. Option A 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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- A. Fix the column mappings to the Projects entity.
- B. Change the company to USSI.
- C. Set the entity’s category to Transaction – limited.
- D. Use a sample file mapping and filters.
Remarks:
Explanation:
To export only a subset of the data, you should use a sample file mapping and filters. The other options are not relevant to this specific task.
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- A. Workflow and services
- B. Client and Presentation
- C. SSRS reporting
- D. Runtime and Data access
Remarks:
Explanation:
The 'Workflow and services' component of the Application platform model enables users to develop custom services, making it the correct choice. 'Runtime and Data access' is related to the communication with the kernel, not services. 'Client and Presentation' deals with the user interface, not services. 'SSRS reporting' is used for developing reports, not services.
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- A. Use a file-based approach for data transfer without monitoring entity status.
- B. Create a single data project for all integrations to manage them centrally.
- C. Perform full data imports and exports for each integration point daily.
- D. Enable change tracking for entities involved in the integration.
Remarks:
Explanation:
The correct answer is to enable change tracking for entities involved in the integration. This ensures that only modified data is synchronized, which maintains reliability and consistency across systems. Performing full data imports and exports daily, using a file-based approach without monitoring, or creating a single data project for all integrations are not efficient strategies and could lead to performance issues or complicate management and troubleshooting.
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- A. Synchronous
- B. Asynchronous
- C. Embedding
- D. Batching
Remarks:
Explanation:
Asynchronous integration pattern is the most recommended as it allows for a robust, decoupled integration architecture with less manual intervention. Synchronous pattern is generally not a best practice due to the risk of processes getting stuck. Batching and Embedding are not integration patterns, they are techniques used within the patterns.
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- A. Implement Chain of Command (CoC) in an extension class
- B. Use event handlers only
- C. Create a new class with the same method
- D. Modify the base class method directly
Remarks:
Explanation:
Chain of Command (CoC) allows you to wrap X++ code around methods that are defined in the base class. This allows you to add custom logic that will run before and/or after the standard code runs. Modifying the base class method directly is not recommended as it can lead to issues during updates. Creating a new class with the same method does not extend the base class functionality. Using event handlers only does not allow adding custom logic before and after the base method execution.