PL-400 · Question #350
A company has a model-driven app form. Many users use the form. Users state that the form takes too long to fully load. You need to evaluate the form design to improve loading performance. Which three
The correct answer is B. quick view form C. iFrame D. lookup. To improve model-driven app form loading performance, evaluate and optimize controls that fetch external or extensive data, as these often contribute to longer load times.
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Options
- Atimeline
- Bquick view form
- CiFrame
- Dlookup
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A16% (4)
- B84% (21)
Why each option
To improve model-driven app form loading performance, evaluate and optimize controls that fetch external or extensive data, as these often contribute to longer load times.
A timeline control displays activities related to a record and generally does not cause excessive form loading issues compared to the other options, unless an extremely large number of activities are loaded at once.
Quick view forms embed data from related records and, if poorly optimized or numerous, can contribute to slower form loading due to additional data fetching requests.
iFrames embed external web pages or other content, which can significantly slow down form loading as the browser needs to fetch and render content from an external source.
Lookup controls, especially those configured with extensive filtering or large datasets, can impact form loading as they might trigger queries to resolve display names or pre-populate data.
Concept tested: Model-driven app form performance optimization
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/optimize-form-performance
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