Microsoft MB6-894 Exam Practice Questions (P. 2)

You are an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) developer and are creating a new form for an existing solution.
Business requirements state that the form must always open in a grid view.
What should you modify to fulfill this requirement?

You are working for a client in an existing Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations environment. The client requests a security change on a form named Form1 that already exists in the environment. Form1 contains a single data source and a grid object. The grid object queries on the data source.
Form1 also has the following buttons located in the Action pane:
✑ one with the Name property set to CreateRecord, which creates new records in the data source,
✑ one with the Name property set to DeleteRecord, which deletes records in the data source, and
✑ one with the Name property set to RunMethod.
There is a Display Menu Item with the Name property set to OpenForm1, the ObjectType property set to Form, and the Object property set to Form1.
You need to create a privilege that allows roles containing the privilege to delete records on the form, but denies access to the RunMethod button.
You create a new privilege named NewPrivelege1, and you add OpenForm1 as an entry point to NewPrivilege1. You set the AccessLevel to Delete on the
OpenForm1 entry point.
Which value should you set on the NeededPermission property on the RunMethod button?

You want to create a new security policy named VendGroupSecPolicy that causes users who are assigned a specific role to view the vendors in vendor group 100 only.
You have created a policy query named VendGroup100Policy and designed it so that the VendTable is the primary table. The users that will be affected by
VendGroupSecPolicy must be categorized into an existing security role named VendGroup100XDSRole.
You set the Query property on VendGroupSecPolicy to VendGroup100Policy and the Primary Table property to VendTable.
Which values should you set on the properties on VendGroupSecPolicy?

You are an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) developer who is working with an existing solution.
The business requirements state that there should be two views of detail data from a parent form.
The business logic of the child forms is similar, but they have slightly different logic for selecting detail data. You conclude that you can meet the requirements by using a single child form.
What should do on the child form to ensure the business requirements are fulfilled?

You create a new table with the Valid Time State Field Type property set to Date. You add the table as a singular data source to a form, and create a display menu item that opens the form.
You add the menu item as an entry point to a new privilege and want to ensure that a role with the privilege can edit records without creating new records.
To achieve this goal, what is the minimum access level you should grant to the entry point?