Microsoft Microsoft Certified - Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer Associate Certification MB-820 New Questions

In line 12, declare "Job Task" as a variable. = NO

Add the property FieldClass = FlowField; for field 3. = YES

Add the property FieldClass = FlowFilter; for field 3. = NO

In line 23, assign the "User Setup" table to a field. = YES

For "In line 12, declare 'Job Task' as a variable": In the AL code provided, the "Job Task" appears to be part of a CalcFormula of a FlowField, which means it references a table and not a variable. The "Job Task" does not need to be declared as a variable because it is used to reference a table in a CalcFormula expression.

For "Add the property FieldClass = FlowField; for field 3": The line of code CalcFormula = sum("Job Task"."Recognized Sales Amount" where("Job No." = field("No."))); indicates that this field is calculated from other table data, which is the definition of a FlowField. Therefore, adding the property FieldClass = FlowField; is necessary for the field to function correctly.

For "Add the property FieldClass = FlowFilter; for field 3": FlowFilters are used to filter data based on the value in a flow field. Since field 3 is using a CalcFormula to sum values, it is a FlowField and not a FlowFilter. Therefore, this statement is not correct.

For "In line 23, assign the 'User Setup' table to a field": The line TableRelation = "User Setup"; suggests that the "Project Manager" field has a relation to the "User Setup" table, which is a method of assigning a table to a field to ensure that the values in "Project Manager" correspond to values in the "User Setup" table. Hence, this statement is true.

To prevent a caption from being translated in an extension for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, you should add the Locked = true parameter to the Caption (C). This parameter explicitly marks the caption as locked for translation, ensuring that it remains unchanged across different language versions of the extension. This approach is useful for specific terms, brand names, or other elements within the application that should remain consistent regardless of the user's language settings. Unlike the other options, which involve manual manipulation of the translation file or properties, setting Locked = true directly in the AL code provides a clear, maintainable, and error-proof method to exclude specific captions from the translation process.

To round up a decimal variable to four decimal places in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, you should use the Round function with specific parameters. The correct formula is Result := Round(AmountLCY, 0.0001, '=') (B). This function rounds the AmountLCY variable to the nearest value based on the second parameter, which is 0.0001 in this case, representing four decimal places. The third parameter, '=', specifies that the function should round to the nearest value, which effectively rounds up the value when it's halfway between two possible rounded values. This approach ensures that the AmountLCY variable is accurately rounded to four decimal places, which is essential for financial calculations and reporting to maintain precision.