MB6-894 · Question #17
You are working for a client in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. You design and build acustom package, and upload it to the Asset library in Lifecycle Services (LCS). You need to…
The correct answer is A. the topology data file D. the service model file. Runbook?The deployment runbook is a series of steps that is generated and used to apply the deployable package to the target environment. Some of the steps are automated, and some are AXUpdateInstaller enables these steps to be run one at a time and in the correct order…
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You are working for a client in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. You design and build acustom package, and upload it to the Asset library in Lifecycle Services (LCS). You need to apply the custom package to the client's Tier 2 environment for testing by generating a runbook. Which two files are required to generate the runbook? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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- Athe topology data file
- Bthe development installation service model data file
- Cthe hotfix installation information file
- Dthe service model file
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(27 responses)- A81% (22)
- B7% (2)
- C11% (3)
Explanation
Runbook?The deployment runbook is a series of steps that is generated and used to apply the deployable package to the target environment. Some of the steps are automated, and some are AXUpdateInstaller enables these steps to be run one at a time and in the correct order. AXUpdateInstaller.exe generate -runbookid=[runbookID] -topologyfile= [topologyFile] - servicemodelfile=[serviceModelFile] -runbook Here is an explanation of the parameters that are used in this command: [runbookID]?A parameter that is specified by the developer who applies the deployable package. [topologyFile]?The path of the DefaultTopologyData.xml file. [serviceModelFile]?The path of the DefaultServiceModelData.xml file. [runbookFile]?The name of the runbook file to generate (for example, AOSRunbook.xml).
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