MB-800 · Question #94
Drag and Drop Question You set up a new company in Dynamics 365 Business Central. You need to demonstrate Page Inspection functionality. Which features should you use? To answer, drag the…
The correct answer is Table Fields tab; Extensions tab; View Table link. Dynamics 365 Business Central: Page Inspection Features Context The Page Inspection pane (opened via Ctrl+Alt+F1) lets you see technical details about any page. The question maps three display requirements to the correct feature. --- Correct Arrangement Explained The display…
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- Table Fields tab
- Extensions tab
- View Table link
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: Page Inspection Features
Context
The Page Inspection pane (opened via Ctrl+Alt+F1) lets you see technical details about any page. The question maps three display requirements to the correct feature.
Correct Arrangement Explained
The display requirements (implied by the arrangement) are:
| # | Display Requirement | Correct Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Show the fields belonging to the underlying table | Table Fields tab |
| 2 | Show which extensions have modified the page | Extensions tab |
| 3 | Open the underlying table data directly | View Table link |
Item-by-Item Breakdown
1. Table Fields tab Shows every field in the source table behind the current page - field name, number, data type, and current value. This is the go-to for inspecting table structure. It answers: "What fields exist in this table?"
2. Extensions tab Lists any installed extensions that have added or modified fields, actions, or controls on the page. Critical for troubleshooting customizations. It answers: "What has been customized and by which app?"
3. View Table link A hyperlink (not a tab) that opens the underlying table in a separate browser tab, letting you browse all records. It answers: "Let me see the actual data in this table."
Why "Page field" Is Not Used
The Page field (displayed at the top of the inspection pane) shows basic page-level metadata - Page ID, Page Name, and Source Table name. It is passive/informational and does not fulfill any of the three action-oriented display requirements above.
Common Misconceptions
- Confusing "Page field" with "Table Fields tab" - "Page field" describes the page itself; "Table Fields tab" describes the table's columns.
- Treating "View Table link" as a tab - It is a clickable hyperlink, not a navigation tab, which surprises people expecting a fourth tab.
- Thinking "Extensions tab" shows all installed extensions - It only shows extensions that affect the current page, not your full extension list.
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