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Start Dataverse Foundations PracticeYou are designing a data model for a CRM. You need to link a 'Contact' record to a 'Company' record such that deleting the Company also deletes all associated Contacts. Which relationship type do you choose?
Explanation: In Salesforce, a Parental relationship is a lookup relationship where the child record is tightly coupled to the parent. When the parent is deleted, all child records are automatically deleted as well. This matches the requirement that deleting a Company should delete all associated Contacts. The Parental relationship is implemented via a Lookup field with the 'Delete this record also' option selected, effectively creating a cascade delete.
Which security role type is provided by default in Dataverse?
Explanation: Dataverse ships with a set of default security roles, and System Administrator is one of them — it grants full privileges across the environment, including customization and security management. It is a built-in role available in every environment. Other default roles include System Customizer, Environment Maker, and Basic User.
You need to display data from a related table on a form. Which feature should you use to show a read-only list of related records?
Explanation: A Subgrid control on a form is designed to display related records in a list view.
You are creating a custom table. You want to track when a record was created and who created it. What must you do?
Explanation: Dataverse includes 'Audit' or 'System' fields automatically, but they must be enabled in the table configuration.
Which Dataverse feature is best for synchronizing data from an external SQL database?
Explanation: Virtual tables in Dataverse allow you to surface data from an external system (such as SQL Server, SharePoint, or an OData endpoint) as if it were a native Dataverse table, without copying the data. This is ideal for synchronizing or integrating external SQL data because it provides real-time access to the external source through the Dataverse interface. Virtual tables are the recommended feature for this scenario.
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