You are developing a canvas app. You need to apply business rules to the app without writing code. Which three actions can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each…

The correct answer is A. Validate data and show error messages. C. Set field requirement levels. D. Set field values. Dataverse business rules applied to canvas apps support three actions: (A) Validate data and show error messages - rules can enforce data constraints and surface error text to the user; (C) Set field requirement levels - rules can mark fields as required or optional based on…

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Question

You are developing a canvas app. You need to apply business rules to the app without writing code. Which three actions can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

AValidate data and show error messages.
BEnable or disable fields.
CSet field requirement levels.
DSet field values.
EShow or hide fields

How the community answered

(18 responses)

A
83% (15)
B
11% (2)
E
6% (1)

Explanation

Dataverse business rules applied to canvas apps support three actions: (A) Validate data and show error messages - rules can enforce data constraints and surface error text to the user; (C) Set field requirement levels - rules can mark fields as required or optional based on conditions; and (D) Set field values - rules can automatically populate field values when conditions are met. Options B (enable/disable fields) and E (show/hide fields) are supported in model-driven apps but are NOT supported when business rules run in the context of canvas apps. Canvas apps have a more limited subset of business rule actions compared to model-driven apps.

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#Dataverse Business Rules#Low-code logic#Canvas app development

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