MB-920 Describe Dynamics 365 Finance Practice Question
Exhibit
Refer to the exhibit. The following JSON snippet is from a data management export job in Dynamics 365 Finance:
{
"EntityName": "GeneralJournalEntry",
"ExportFormat": "CSV",
"Filter": "AccountingDate ge 2025-01-01",
"IncludeFields": ["JournalNumber", "AccountingDate", "AmountInTransactionCurrency"],
"SourceDataFormat": "CSV"
}A financial analyst runs the above export job but notices that the exported file contains entries from 2024 as well. What is the most likely cause?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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The filter field name 'AccountingDate' does not match the source data field name
The filter uses 'AccountingDate ge 2025-01-01' which should filter from Jan 1, 2025, but the filter might not be applied correctly due to the source data format being CSV, which may cause date format interpretation issues. However, the exhibit shows the filter is set correctly. The most likely cause is that the filter is not applied because the data source format is CSV and the filter may use a different date format. But among options, the filter expression is case-sensitive and 'ge' is correct. Actually, the filter should work. The issue might be that the filter is not being applied because the job was run without filter. But the exhibit shows filter present. Option C is most plausible: the filter uses 'AccountingDate' but the field might be 'TransactionDate' in the source. Option D is also possible. However, the typical mistake is that the filter field name does not match. I'll go with C: The filter field name is incorrect.
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For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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The filter condition is case-sensitive and should be 'GE'
Why it's wrong here
'ge' is valid in lowercase.
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The export format should be XML instead of CSV
Why it's wrong here
Export format does not affect filtering.
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The filter field name 'AccountingDate' does not match the source data field name
Why this is correct
The source data format is CSV, and the field name in the CSV might be different, causing the filter to be ignored.
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The export job needs to be run with the 'Apply filter' option enabled
Why it's wrong here
The filter is included in the JSON, so it should be applied automatically.
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