You are creating a business rule to implement new business logic. You must apply the business logic to a canvas app that has a single screen named Screen1. You need to configure the scope for the busi

The correct answer is B. Entity. Business rules in Dataverse have three scope options: Entity, All Forms, and a specific form. When you select 'Entity' scope, the business rule runs server-side and applies across all interfaces that interact with that entity-including canvas apps, model-driven apps, and API call

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You are creating a business rule to implement new business logic. You must apply the business logic to a canvas app that has a single screen named Screen1. You need to configure the scope for the business rule. Which scope should you use?

Options

AAll Forms
BEntity
CScreen1
DGlobal

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B
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C
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D
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Explanation

Business rules in Dataverse have three scope options: Entity, All Forms, and a specific form. When you select 'Entity' scope, the business rule runs server-side and applies across all interfaces that interact with that entity-including canvas apps, model-driven apps, and API calls. Canvas apps do not render model-driven forms, so 'All Forms' scope would not apply to a canvas app. There is no 'Screen1' or 'Global' scope in business rule configuration. Using Entity scope is the only way to ensure the business logic executes when a canvas app interacts with the entity's data.

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