- ATrue
- BFalse
Module 1: Introduction to Visual Studio - Quiz
- AA Visual Studio project.
- BA collection of elements (metadata/source files) that represent a distributable software solution.
- CA file used to deploy customizations to a production environment
- AOnly metadata about the element
- BOnly source code for the element
- CMetadata and source code for the element
- DMetadata and source code for the element and all related elements
- AA project build
- BA model build
- CA project rebuild
- ABy going to the View menu on the toolbar and selecting Model View
- BBy right-clicking on the AOT node in the Application Explorer and selecting model view
- CBy right-clicking any model and selecting model view
- DBy navigating to the AX menu and selecting model view
- ASource code
- BMetadata
- CBinaries
- DApplication models
- ADebug the table code
- BDatabase synchronization
- CRun a code analysis on the solution
- DCreate a deployable package
- AWhen you save it
- BWhen you shelve your changes
- CWhen you check in your changes to source control.
- DWhen you build it.
- ACreate a new entity and copy all the properties from VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- BExtend VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- COverlayer your changes on the existing VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- DEdit VendorInvoiceLineEntity directly.
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- A. True
- B. False
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Justification:
- False: This statement is false. A particular Visual Studio project can only belong to one model. However, a model may contain many projects.
Related Lesson: Projects, Models, and Packages
- A. A Visual Studio project.
- B. A collection of elements (metadata/source files) that represent a distributable software solution.
- C. A file used to deploy customizations to a production environment
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A visual studio project is not the same thing as a model. A project belongs to a model, and a model may have several different projects.
- Models are a logical grouping of elements that relate to some specific solution.
- A model is not used to deploy customizations to a production environment, this would be a package.
Related Lesson: Terminology and Concepts
- A. Only metadata about the element
- B. Only source code for the element
- C. Metadata and source code for the element
- D. Metadata and source code for the element and all related elements
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- The XML file for an element contains metadata, but not only metadata. It also includes the element’s source code.
- The XML file for an element contains source code, but not only source code. It also include metadata about the element.
- An element’s XML file contains both metadata and source code.
- The XML file does not contain information about related elements.
Related Lesson: Projects, Models, and Packages
- A. A project build
- B. A model build
- C. A project rebuild
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Explanation:
Justification:
- A project build will perform a build on only the elements in a project that have changed.
- A model build will perform a build on only the elements that have changed in particular package where the model resides.
- Performing a project rebuild will force a build of all elements within the project, regardless of whether they have changed.
Related Lesson: Performing Builds
- A. By going to the View menu on the toolbar and selecting Model View
- B. By right-clicking on the AOT node in the Application Explorer and selecting model view
- C. By right-clicking any model and selecting model view
- D. By navigating to the AX menu and selecting model view
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- Model view cannot be accessed from the View menu
- To see elements organized by model view, you must open the application explorer and right-click the AOT node to switch between Classic view and Model view.
- Right-clicking a model only allows for customizing, refreshing, or viewing the model’s properties.
- The Model view is not accessible from the Dynamics AX menu.
Related Lesson: Navigation
- A. Source code
- B. Metadata
- C. Binaries
- D. Application models
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. Source code: Deployable packages do not include source code. They include metadata, binaries, and models.
- B.
Metadata: Metadata is included as XML files in a deployable package.
- C. Binaries are included in deployable packages.
- D. Application models are used in the creation of deployable packages.
- A. Waterfall
- B. Agile
- C. Spiral
Remarks:
Explanation:
- A. Incorrect: Waterfall is best used when all the requirements are defined at the beginning.
- B. Correct: Agile is useful when requirements are undefined and additional requirements are expected throughout the project life cycle.
- C. Incorrect: Spiral is a better methodology for dealing with complex projects that need risk assessment.
- A. Debug the table code
- B. Database synchronization
- C. Run a code analysis on the solution
- D. Create a deployable package
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. Incorrect: You should not debug the table code to ensure table changes are synced.
- B. Correct: If your table isn't syncing, you should perform a database synchronization.
- C. Incorrect: Running a code analysis won't synchronize the table metadata.
- D. Incorrect: Creating a deployable package won't update the table.
- A. When you save it
- B. When you shelve your changes
- C. When you check in your changes to source control.
- D. When you build it.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. Incorrect: Saving doesn't affect the metadata.
- B. Incorrect: Shelving your changes doesn't create metadata for those changes.
- C. Incorrect: Checking in changes to source control doesn't affect the metadata.
- D. Correct: Building is what creates the metadata to reflect your code, and the metadata is what finance and operations apps uses to define its behaviors.
- A. Create a new entity and copy all the properties from VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- B. Extend VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- C. Overlayer your changes on the existing VendorInvoiceLineEntity.
- D. Edit VendorInvoiceLineEntity directly.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Justification:
- A. Incorrect: Creating a new entity and copying the properties won't cause your entity to be loaded instead of the original, so your changes won't take effect in the front end.
- B. Correct: Most elements can be modified by extension.
- C. Incorrect: This option was in older versions but was deprecated because it's less supportable than extensions.
- D. Incorrect: VendorInvoiceLineEntity is a locked system entity, so you couldn't do this if you tried.