You are creating a FetchXML query. The query must return data from a table and return filtered data from a related table. You need to configure the FetchXML query. Which two elements should you use?…

The correct answer is B. link-entity D. condition. FetchXML uses link-entity (B) to perform a JOIN to a related table, equivalent to a SQL JOIN - it specifies the related table name, the linking attributes, and the join type. The condition element (D) is used inside either the main entity or the link-entity to apply filter…

Submitted by yousef_jo· Apr 18, 2026

Question

You are creating a FetchXML query. The query must return data from a table and return filtered data from a related table. You need to configure the FetchXML query. Which two elements should you use? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

Aattribute
Blink-entity
Calias
Dcondition

How the community answered

(49 responses)

A
14% (7)
B
80% (39)
C
6% (3)

Explanation

FetchXML uses link-entity (B) to perform a JOIN to a related table, equivalent to a SQL JOIN - it specifies the related table name, the linking attributes, and the join type. The condition element (D) is used inside either the main entity or the link-entity to apply filter criteria (equivalent to a SQL WHERE clause), which is what 'filtered data from a related table' requires. The attribute element (A) specifies which columns to return but does not handle filtering. The alias element (C) renames output columns and is optional. Together, link-entity and condition are the two structural elements needed to join and filter a related table in FetchXML.

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