PL-400 · Question #89
A client uses a model-driven app that is deployed by using a managed solution in the production environment. The app contains only entities and UI components and has no custom code or extensions to…
The correct answer is B. Create a new model-driven app. Select the Use existing solution to create the App check box. The requirement is to create an exact copy of a managed model-driven app with a different name in the same production environment without disturbing end users. Option B - creating a new model-driven app and selecting 'Use existing solution to create the App' - lets you…
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Options
- ASelect the original model-driven app, select Edit, and then select Save As.
- BCreate a new model-driven app. Select the Use existing solution to create the App check box,
- CSelect the managed solution and select Clone.
- DCreate a new model-driven app, manually add each component, and then recreate its original
- EAdd the original app to a solution, export it as unmanaged, import it into a test environment and
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B69% (18)
- C4% (1)
- D15% (4)
- E8% (2)
Explanation
The requirement is to create an exact copy of a managed model-driven app with a different name in the same production environment without disturbing end users. Option B - creating a new model-driven app and selecting 'Use existing solution to create the App' - lets you reference the same underlying components (entities, views, forms) already present in the managed solution, giving the new app its own identity. Option A (Save As) is not available for apps deployed via managed solutions. Option C (Clone solution) copies the entire solution, not just the app, and can disrupt managed-solution integrity. Option D (manually recreating every component) is error-prone and time-consuming. Option E involves exporting and importing which is unnecessary complexity for a same-environment copy.
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