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What are the types of flows mentioned in the study material?
Automated flows, Instant flows, Scheduled flows,
Business Process
flows, Desktop flows, Classic workflows,
Background
workflows, Cloud flows
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When should you use a classic workflow?
When a business process requires
immediate
check of the process results or
cancelation
of an operation
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How would you create a cloud flow?
By triggering
automation
automatically, instantly, or via a
schedule
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What is the purpose of an
automated flow
?
To trigger
automation
based on
specific events
, such as the arrival of an email
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What type of flow would you use to automate repetitive tasks from your Desktop or Mobile devices?
Instant
flows
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What is a scheduled flow used for?
To schedule an
automation
such as
daily data
upload to SharePoint or a database
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What are business process flows designed for?
To define a set of steps for people to follow to achieve a
desired
outcome
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When would you create desktop flows?
To
automate
tasks on the Web or the desktop
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What is the function of background workflows?
To run in the background and perform actions such as creating or
updating
rows
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How do classic workflows differ from background workflows?
Classic workflows require immediate checks or cancelation, while background workflows run without user intervention
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What is a cloud flow?
A flow that is triggered
automatically
, instantly, or via a
schedule
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What are the components of a connector in Microsoft Dataverse?
Components include logic controls,
branches
,
loops
, conditions, error handling, variables, dynamic content, and expressions.
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What triggers are used in Microsoft Dataverse?
Dataverse triggers are based on changes to
table rows
when users interact with
Dataverse records.
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How can conditional branching be introduced into a flow in Microsoft Dataverse?
By using
conditions
and
switches.
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What is the purpose of loops in Microsoft Dataverse?
Loops are used to execute a set of actions
repeatedly
until a
condition
is met.
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What do filters and scope provide in Microsoft Dataverse?
Filters
and scope provide familiar concepts to Microsoft
Dataverse Classic Workflow
features.
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What does it mean if the value of the first name has not changed in an update trigger?
It means that the field has been included in an update, but the actual value has not changed.
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What does the 'Apply for each' logic control do?
'Apply for each'
executes actions for each item in an
array.
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What does the 'Do until' logic control do?
'Do until' executes actions until a specified condition is met.
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What is the purpose of
error handling
in Microsoft
Dataverse
?
Error handling
is used to manage errors that occur during the execution of a
flow.
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What does the scope configured on Create, Update, and Delete triggers do?
The scope
filters
the triggering of the
flow.
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What are the scope options available in Microsoft Dataverse?
Scope options include Organization,
Business unit
, Business unit +
Child business unit
, and User.
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What happens to the flow when an error occurs?
By default, the flow will keep running as long as
prior
actions have been
successful.
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What are the types of errors that can occur in Microsoft Dataverse flows?
Errors
can be Failed, Skipped, or Timed out.
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How are variables used in Microsoft Dataverse?
Variables
are used to hold a value to use later and must be
initialized
before use.
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What is the first step to use a variable in Microsoft Dataverse?
The
first
step is to initialize the
variable.
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What are the components of a connector mentioned in the study material?
Logic controls,
branches
, loops, conditions,
error handling
, variables, dynamic content, and expressions
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What is the purpose of the dynamic content panel in a flow?
To
reference
data from prior steps and bind it to
current
properties
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When does the dynamic content panel appear in a flow?
When you click on a property value on a step in the flow
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What are the two tabs available in the dynamic content panel?
Dynamic content
Expression
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How does the dynamic content panel assist with item identifiers?
It helps specify the item identifier without knowing the
internal
name of the
lookup
field
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What can you do with expressions in the dynamic content panel?
Convert
types
Perform simple, inline
calculations
Generate
data
Handle
optional
values
Work with
lists
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What is one of the functionalities of the Dataverse connector mentioned in the study material?
Creating
and
updating
data
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What is another functionality of the Dataverse connector?
Querying data
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What does the study material mention about
running flows
?
Flows
can be run on
selected records
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What does the study material say about relating and unrelating rows?
It mentions that you can
relate
and
unrelate
rows
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What is the purpose of using change sets in the context of the Dataverse connector?
To
manage changes
in
data
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