Microsoft MB6-704 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft MB6-704 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 71:

  You need to create a user interface that displays all of the records for a custom module. The user interface must have an action pane, filters, a grid, form parts, and preview information. Which form template should you use?

  A. Detail Form Transaction
  B. List Page
  C. Simple List
  D. Drop Dialog
  A. Detail Form Transaction

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  DetailsFormTransaction

  Use the template to create details form with lines to view, edit, and act on master data that has line items.

  Incorrect:

  ListPage

  Use the template to create a list page you can use to find, analyze, and performs actions on mas- ter data.

  SimpleList

  Use the template to create a simple list form to view, edit, and act on dependent or reference data.

  DropDialog

  Use the template to create a drop dialog form to perform an action with data.

  Reference: Form Overview [AX 2012]

• Question 72:

  You are developing queries to fetch data from the CustTable table. CustTable contains a field named City. There is a non-unique cluster index named city Idx in the City field. You need to fetch data from CustTable in ascending order based on City.

  What are three possible SQL statements that achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

  A. Select CustTable order by city ASC;
  B. Select CustTable index city;
  C. Select CustTable index city Idx;
  D. Select city From CustTable;
  E. Select CustTable order by city;
  A. Select CustTable order by city ASC;
  D. Select city From CustTable;
  E. Select CustTable order by city;

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  A: asc

  An option on the order by or group by clause. The sorting is ascending. (Sort is ascending by de- fault.)

  DE: Default order is ascending so the ASC keyword can be omitted.

  Reference: Select Statement Syntax [AX 2012]

• Question 73:

  What can you prevent an object from accessing by using a display method authorization?

  A. Data from forms
  B. Data from jobs
  C. Data from reports
  D. Data from tables
  A. Data from forms

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  Security for display and edit methods can be enforced on forms.

  Reference: Security on Display and Edit Methods [AX 2012]

• Question 74:

  Which three types of components can be customized by using the Morph X development envi- ronment?

  Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

  A. Dynamics AX security roles
  B. Dynamics AX Enterprise Portal pages
  C. Dynamics AX client forms
  D. Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports
  E. Dynamics AX tables
  A. Dynamics AX security roles
  C. Dynamics AX client forms
  E. Dynamics AX tables

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  A: Microsoft Dynamics AX AOT allows the developer to manage role-based security. Under AOT > Security the developer manages permissions, privileges, duties, roles, and policies.

  CE:

  * MorphX is the IDE for Microsoft Dynamics AX, its features include:

  - Tools for creating menus, forms and reports for Windows- and Web clients

  * In Microsoft Dynamics AX, the Application Object Tree (AOT) contains all of the definitions of elements that are used to build Microsoft Dynamics AX, such as classes, tables, forms, and so on.

  Reference: AOT Overview [AX 2012]

  Role-based Security in the AOT for Developers [AX 2012]

• Question 75:

  You need to provide a user from Active Directory with access to Dynamics AX. The user will access Dynamics AX by using the Dynamics AX client. The user will be an internal user. In addition to the users functional role, which two roles should you assign to the user? Each cor- rect answer presents part of the solution.

  A. Manager
  B. Guest
  C. Employee
  D. Claims user
  E. System user
  C. Employee
  E. System user

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  C: Microsoft Dynamics AX users are internal employees of your organization, or external cus- tomers and vendors, who require access to Microsoft Dynamics AX to perform their jobs.

  E: The System user security role represents a worker who is enabled to use basic Microsoft Dy- namics AX features such as alerts.

  Incorrect:

  Not B: The Guest security role must be assigned to the guest user account to grant access to the tables and web content that are needed for anonymous access to the public Enterprise Portal site. Not D: A claims user is a type of Microsoft

  Dynamics AX user. Claims users are authenticated by an external system, not by Application Object Server (AOS). To gain authorization to access services, a claims user must be authenticated, and then impersonated by a trusted

  intermediary user.

  A trusted intermediary must always be an Active Directory user, never a claims user. A trusted intermediary can impersonate any other Microsoft Dynamics AX user, even a claims user.

  Reference: Create new users in Microsoft Dynamics AX [AX 2012]; Minimize System user security role (SystemUser) [AX 2012]

• Question 76:

  You need to assign the Accounts receivable manager role to a user.

  From where should you assign the role to the user?

  A. Local Users and Groups on a client computer
  B. The Security node in the Application Object Tree (AOT)
  C. The Site Permissions page in the Dynamics AX Enterprise Portal
  D. The Users form from the System administration module
  B. The Security node in the Application Object Tree (AOT)

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  Microsoft Dynamics AX AOT allows the developer to manage role-based security. Under AOT > Security the developer manages permissions, privileges, duties, roles, and policies.

  Reference: Role-based Security in the AOT for Developers [AX 2012]

• Question 77:

  You have a job that contains the following X++ code: (Line numbers are included for reference only.)

  

  You need to identify which code must be inserted at line 10 to ensure that line 12 executes. Which code segment should you insert at line 10?

  A. Catch (exception::error)
  B. Catch (exception::warning)
  C. Catch (exception::sequence)
  D. Catch (exception::numeric)
  D. Catch (exception::numeric)

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  A numeric exception is thrown when a problem occurs during the use of any numerical function as is clearly the case in this code sample.

  Note:

  In X++, an exception is represented by a value of the enum named Exception. A frequently thrown exception is Exception::error enumeration value.

  The catch statements are processed in the same sequence that they appear in the X++ code. It is common to have the first catch statement handle the Exception::Error enumeration value.

  One strategy is to have the last catch statement leave the exception type unspecified. This means it handles all exceptions that are not handled by a previous catch. This strategy is appropriate for the outermost try - catch blocks.

  X++

  try { /* Code here. */ }

  catch (Exception::Numeric) { info("Caught a Numeric exception."); } catch { info("Caught an exception."); }

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

• Question 78:

  You need to write X++ code that is common to both the CustTable table and the Vend Table ta- ble. The solution must minimize the duplication of code. What should you do?

  A. Modify CustTable to add all of the fields in Vend Table. Write X* + code that uses Cust- Table.
  B. Create a view that includes the fields in both CustTable and Vend Table. Write X+ + code that uses the view.
  C. Create a table that extends from CustTable and Vend Table. Write X+ + code that uses the new table.
  D. Create a map that links CustTable and Vend Table. Write X++ code that uses the map.
  D. Create a map that links CustTable and Vend Table. Write X++ code that uses the map.

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  A map can unify the access to similar columns and methods that are present in multiple tables. You associate a map field with a field in one or more tables. This enables you to use the same field name to access fields with different names in different tables. Methods on maps enable you to create or modify methods that act on the table fields that the map references.

  The benefits of maps include:

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  Code reuse - a map method enables you to add code that runs against the map fields. A single map method prevents the duplication of methods and code on each table.

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  Simplicity - maps provide a single interface to fields in multiple tables. This means that any object referencing the map field can be used against multiple tables without changing any field names.

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  Consistency - table fields with varying names can be accessed in code in a consistent manner. For example by using a map, fields named Zip in one table, ZipCode in another, and PostalCode in yet another table can all be accessed by the name ZipCode.

  Reference: Map Overview [AX 2012]

• Question 79:

  You create a privilege to maintain vendor information.

  To which two elements can you add the privilege? Each correct answer presents a complete solu- tion.

  A. Policies
  B. Process Cycles
  C. Duties
  D. Roles
  E. Permissions
  B. Process Cycles
  C. Duties

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  B: To add an existing duty or privilege to a process cycle, right-click the duty or privilege in the left pane, and then click Copy. Right-click the process cycle, and then click Paste.

  C: To add an existing privilege to a duty, right-click the privilege in the left pane, and then click Copy. Right-click the duty, and then click Paste.

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

• Question 80:

  You are developing a solution to insert and update records in a table named Table l. Table l is structured as shown in the following table.

  

  You have the following X++ code:

  

  You need to identify the output of the X++ code. What should you identify?

  A. Error
  B. Max value
  C. Break
  D. Data error
  B. Max value

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  The code will run fine. New lines will be inserted into the table. Note:

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  clear method

  Deletes the data and the state information for a table object. When the clear method has been executed the records in the table hold NULL values.

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  insert method

  Executed when a new record is inserted into the table. If the record cannot be inserted, the super() call throws an exception.

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