PL-400 · Question #198
Case Study 3 - Contoso Pharmaceuticals Background Contoso Pharmaceuticals manufactures and sells drugs to retail and wholesale pharmacies, hospitals, and research facilities. The company plans to…
The correct answer is C. Business rule. The correct answer is Business rule (C). Contoso requires minimal custom code, and business rules in Dynamics 365/Power Apps model-driven apps provide a no-code/low-code mechanism to apply conditional logic directly on forms and at the server side. Business rules can set field…
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- AFlow
- BWorkflow
- CBusiness rule
- DChart
- ESubgrid
How the community answered
(25 responses)- B8% (2)
- C76% (19)
- D12% (3)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
The correct answer is Business rule (C). Contoso requires minimal custom code, and business rules in Dynamics 365/Power Apps model-driven apps provide a no-code/low-code mechanism to apply conditional logic directly on forms and at the server side. Business rules can set field values, show or hide fields, enable or disable fields, and enforce validation - all without writing JavaScript or backend code. A Flow (A) or Workflow (B) would trigger asynchronously or require more configuration overhead and are better suited for multi-step automation rather than simple field-level logic on a form. A Chart (D) visualizes data and is unrelated. A Subgrid (E) displays related records and does not perform conditional field logic. Business rules directly address the requirement with the least custom code.
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