Microsoft MB6-704 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft MB6-704 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  You have a Dynamics AX development environment. You need to delete the data in a specific table manually. What should you use?

  A. The Type hierarchy browser
  B. The Delete Actions of the table
  C. The Code profiler
  D. The Table Browser
  D. The Table Browser

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  After you have created a forms interface and entered data in a table, you can use the table browser to view and edit data. Reference: Use the Table Browser to View, Add, Modify, or Delete Records [AX 2012]

• Question 2:

  You need to set the permissions of an action menu item. Which property should you modify?

  A. Web Secure Transaction
  B. Needed Access Level
  C. Configuration Key
  D. Linked Permission Type
  D. Linked Permission Type

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  Property: LinkedPermissionType

  Specifies the type of the object pointed to by the LinkedPermissionObject property.

  Property: LinkedPermissionObject

  Specifies another object (for example, a form or report) whose permissions are to be applied to this menu item. Typically used with Action menu items.

  Incorrect:

  Not A: WebSecureTransaction

  Select whether the menu item requires secure transactions (SSL). Web menu items only.

  Not B: Property: NeededAccessLevel

  Define the minimum access required if the menu item is to appear on a menu or a button. This property is used to set access to the menu items for different user groups.

  Not C: Property: ConfigurationKey

  Select which configuration key is required to enable the menu item. Use the key for the module that the object belongs to.

  Reference: Menu Item Properties [AX 2012]

• Question 3:

  You need to identify which elements a job can contain.

  Which two elements should you identify? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

  A. Embedded methods
  B. Variable declarations
  C. Class instantiations
  D. Events
  A. Embedded methods
  B. Variable declarations

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  A: You can declare local functions inside a method or a job in X++. A local function can contain code that would otherwise have to be duplicated in two or more places within your method.

  B: The following X++ job demonstrates that the print statement automatically converts any data type to a string. To create a job in the AOT, right-click the Jobs node, and then click New Job.

  static void PrintJob2(Args _args)

  {

  str s1 = "Hello";

  int n2 = 42;

  utcDateTime udt3 = DateTimeUtil::utcNow();

  Dialog dlog4 = new Dialog();

  Etc.

  Reference: Local Functions [AX 2012]; Print Statements [AX 2012]

• Question 4:

  You are developing a solution that will delete some records from a specific table.

  You need to add a button that has delete logic on a Click event. Users must be prompted for in- put in the form of Yes or No before executing the delete operation.

  What are two possible communication tools you can use to achieve this goal? Each correct an- swer presents a complete solution.

  A. Warning Boxes
  B. Print, pause
  C. Dialog boxes
  D. Warning Info log
  E. Error Info log
  B. Print, pause
  C. Dialog boxes

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  C: You can display a message in a modal dialog box by using the Box class.

  Example:

  DialogButton diagBut;

  str strMessage = "The No button should have initial focus."; str strTitle = "Title"; ;

  diagBut = Box::yesNoCancel(

  strMessage,

  DialogButton::No, // Initial focus is on the No button.

  strTitle);

  Incorrect:

  Not A: warning WarnBox

  The OK button is the only one displayed in the dialog box. Use this dialog box for a warning message.

  Note: Box::confirm Method [AX 2012]

  Displays a simple dialog box that has NoYes::Yes and NoYes::No buttons.

  Syntax

  X++

  client public static boolean confirm(

  str _text,

  [str _title,

  str _bottomText])

  Reference: Displaying a Message Box [AX 2012]

• Question 5:

  You need to create a new extensible data security (XDS) policy. What should you use?

  A. A map
  B. A part
  C. A query
  D. A job
  C. A query

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  There are two stages in creating the XDS policy:

  Policy query

  Security policy.

  Reference: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Security Policies Extensible Data Security (XDS)- Create a Policy Query

• Question 6:

  You have the following X++ statement:

  

  You need to identify the output of the statement.

  What should you identify?

  A. Process was cancelled. Wrong value of variable B variable.
  B. Wrong value of variable B variable.
  C. Variable2 cannot have value greater than 2. Process was aborted.
  D. Wrong value of variable B variable. Process was cancelled.
  B. Wrong value of variable B variable.

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  By default the integer variables VariableA and VariableB will be set 0.

  Break; statement will be run as VariableA is 1.

  The line error("Wrong value of variableB variable."); will be executed as VariableB VariableA.

  No exception is thrown.

  Note: A frequently thrown exception is Exception::error enumeration value. This exception is thrown in a variety of situations. It is common practice to write diagnostic information to the In- folog before throwing the exception, and the

  Global::error method is often the best way to do that. In X++ code, the static methods on the Global class can be called without the Global:: prefix. For example, the Global::error method can be called simply as error("My message.");.

  Incorrect;

  Not A, not D:

  Exception Break: Indicates that the user has pressed BREAK or CTRL+C.

  Reference: Exception Handling with try and catch Keywords [AX 2012]

• Question 7:

  You need to add a duty to the Accounts receivable manager role.

  What are two possible menus or nodes that can be used to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

  A. The Setup menu from Organization administration
  B. The Setup menu from Accounts receivable
  C. The Security node in the Application Object Tree (AOT)
  D. The Setup menu from the System administration module
  C. The Security node in the Application Object Tree (AOT)
  D. The Setup menu from the System administration module

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  C: You can view and edit roles in the Security > Roles node in the AOT. You can right-click the Roles node to add a new role, and drag-and-drop duties from the Security > Duties node to add duties to a role.

  D: To create or modify a security privilege or duty

  Click System administration > Setup > Security > Security privileges.

  Reference: Create or modify a security privilege, duty, or process cycle [AX 2012]

• Question 8:

  Your company is performing a security audit.

  You need to provide a list of all the roles that have access to a form named Form l.

  What should you do?

  A. From the Dynamics AX client open System administration, click Common, click Users, and then click Users
  B. From the File menu of the Dynamics AX client, click Tools and then click Options
  C. From the Application Object Tree (AOT), right-click Form l, click Add-ins click Security tools, and then click View related security roles.
  D. From the Application Object Tree (AOT), open Security, right-click a role, click Add-ins. click Security tools, and then click View related security objects.
  C. From the Application Object Tree (AOT), right-click Form l, click Add-ins click Security tools, and then click View related security roles.

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  In the AOT, shortcut menus are available on some Application Object Tree (AOT) nodes to find security objects and roles that are related to a particular node. For the example of duties, the following list de- scribes the typical menu actions:

  1.

  In the AOT, expand Security > Duties.

  2.

  Right-click any one duty node, and then click Add-Ins > Security tools.

  3.

  At the last level of the shortcut menu, click either View related security objects or View related security roles.

  4.

  Examine the rows in the grid control on the form that is displayed.

  Example: Form: Related Roles

  The following image is an example of the form that is displayed when you click the shortcut menu option View related security roles for a node under AOT > Security > Duties.

  

  Reference: How to: Find Objects and Roles Related to Security Constructs [AX 2012]

• Question 9:

  You plan to import a .xpo file to Dynamics AX.

  You need to identify which changes the .xpo code will make to the Dynamics AX environment prior to importing the .xpo file,

  Which tool should you use?

  A. The Compare tool
  B. The Code profiler
  C. The X++ compiler
  D. The Tracing cockpit
  A. The Compare tool

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  In Microsoft Dynamics AX, you can compare application objects to find differences by using the Com- pare tool. After you identify the differences, you can insert, delete, or move the differences between the compared application object.

  The Compare tool enables you to compare: Two different application objects.

  

  The same application object in two different layers.

  

  Two versions of the same application object, if you are using version control. Two versions of the same

  

  application object and the original version of the application object. Two SSRS report designs, in cumulative update 7 for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2. Reference: Compare Tool [AX 2012]

• Question 10:

  You have a menu item named menu item l that is used to launch a form named Form l by using the rich client.

  You need to ensure that users who are granted the Maintain customer addresses privilege can use menu item l to open Form l in read mode.

  What should you do?

  A. Set menu item l to run on the server. Modify the Enabled property of the Maintain customer addresses privilege.
  B. Create an entry point for the Maintain customer addresses privilege. Set the Access Level property of the entry point
  C. Create an entry point for the Maintain customer addresses privilege. Add Form l to the Main- tain customer addresses privilege.
  D. Set menu item l to run on the server. Add Form l to the Maintain customer addresses privi- lege.
  B. Create an entry point for the Maintain customer addresses privilege. Set the Access Level property of the entry point

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  The developer does the following: Creates a form and a menu item for a form. Creates a privilege and an entry point.

  Creates a test role for the application user.

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  (see 4d below)

  Create a Privilege and an Entry Point

  You can create a privilege and an entry point for MyMenuItem by following these steps:

  1.

  Create a privilege that is named MyNewPrivilege.

  2.

  Expand AOT > Security > Privileges > MyNewPrivilege.

  3.

  Add an entry point that is named MyNewEntryPoint. You do this by right-clicking the Entry Points node, and then clicking New Entry Point.

  4.

  In the Properties window for the new entry point, do the following:

  a.

  Set the Name property to MyNewEntryPoint.

  b.

  Make the ObjectType of the entry point be MenuItemDisplay. c. Make the ObjectName of the entry point be MyMenuItem.

  d.

  Set the AccessLevel of the entry point to Read.

  * Example:

  Create a Test Role

  To properly test your form as an application user, you must create a test role. You can create a test role by following these steps:

  1.

  Create a test role for an application user that is named TestRole.

  2.

  Expand AOT > Security > Roles > TestRole > Privileges.

  3.

  Add MyNewPrivilege privilege to the Privileges node of TestRole. The following figure shows a test role with a privilege that you create in this walkthrough.

  

  Reference: Walkthrough: Using Roles and Privileges to Control Access to Forms [AX 2012]