Which two actions can you use to repair or reconstruct damaged Microsoft Dynamics GP data? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AUse the Check Links process in Microsoft Dynamics GP.
• BRun a Reconcile process in Microsoft Dynamics GP.
• CRun the DBCC CHECKDB command in SQL Server.
• DUse the SQL Database Maintenance window in Microsoft Dynamics GP.

• A
  78% (21)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  15% (4)

Explanation

A: Checking links examines tables, checking corresponding information in related tables and, if possible, changing the damaged data to match the corresponding data in an undamaged table. If you were alerted to damage by an alert message indicating damage to a specific table, the name of the table won't be listed in the Check Links window. Any user can run check links. B: You should reconcile your data if checking links doesn't resolve the problem. Reconciling compares corresponding data in different table groups and removes any lone, or "orphan," records. For example, a report option that was created for a report that no longer exists is an orphan record, and would be removed. Reconciling also checks to be sure that corresponding or identical information stored in two different tables is the same, and if there are discrepancies, changes the information in the table you're reconciling to match the information in the table it's being compared with.

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