PL-600 · Question #26
You are designing a database table for a client. You have the following requirements: - Maintain a comprehensive list of colors and their corresponding RGB values and hexadecimal values. - Prevent…
The correct answer is A. Mark the hex value column as business required. C. Create alternate keys for the table. A: Even if you set hex as alt key it will still be nullable. During the duplicate detection process, if a field has an empty value (translated to NULL in the database) in one of the fields, the record will not be identified as a duplicate. You will need the field to be business…
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- AMark the hex value column as business required.
- BConfigure and schedule a recurring bulk record deletion job.
- CCreate alternate keys for the table.
- DMark the RGB value column as business required.
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A: Even if you set hex as alt key it will still be nullable. During the duplicate detection process, if a field has an empty value (translated to NULL in the database) in one of the fields, the record will not be identified as a duplicate. You will need the field to be business required. C: With alternate keys you can now define a column in a Dataverse table to correspond to a unique identifier (or unique combination of columns) used by the external data store. This alternate key can be used to uniquely identify a record in Dataverse in place of the primary key. You must be able to define which columns represent a unique identity for your records. Once you identify the columns that are unique to the table, you can declare them as alternate keys through the customization user interface (UI) or in the code. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/data-platform/create-edit-field-portal https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/define-alternate-keys-entity
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