MB-700 · Question #81
A company uses an on-premises product management application that manages 200 products. Product information does not change frequently. You need to synchronize data between the application and Dynamic
The correct answer is A. OData. OData (A) exposes Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management data entities as RESTful endpoints, enabling the on-premises application to push changes synchronously and have them reflected in Dynamics 365 in near real time. This is ideal when changes are infrequent (200 products, low ch
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- AOData
- BBatch data API
- CApplication Integration Framework
- DLifecycle Services
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(26 responses)- A73% (19)
- B4% (1)
- C15% (4)
- D8% (2)
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OData (A) exposes Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management data entities as RESTful endpoints, enabling the on-premises application to push changes synchronously and have them reflected in Dynamics 365 in near real time. This is ideal when changes are infrequent (200 products, low change frequency) but must be visible immediately. The Batch data API (B) is designed for high-volume bulk imports/exports and runs asynchronously in scheduled batches - it does not provide near real-time updates. The Application Integration Framework (C) is an older, deprecated integration model. Lifecycle Services (D) is a deployment and project management portal, not a data synchronization tool.
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