A manufacturing company takes online orders.
The company requires validation of order changes. Requirements are as follows:
* If validation is successful, the order is submitted.
* If exceptions are encountered, a message must be shown to the customer.
You need to set up and deploy a plug-in that encapsulates the rules.
Which options should you use? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Explanation:
Box 1: PreValidation
PreValidation
Pre-event/Pre-Validation
This stage executes before anything else, even before basic validation if the triggering action is even allowed based on security. Therefore, it would be possible to trigger the plug-in code even without actually having permission to do so and great consideration must be used when writing a pre-validation plug-in. Also, execution in this stage might not be part of the database transaction.
Examples:- security checks being performed to verify the calling or logged on user has the correct permissions to perform the intended operation.
Note: Ideally, you should only cancel operations using synchronous plug-ins registered in the PreValidation stage. This stage usually occurs outside the main database transaction. Cancelling an operation before it reaches the transaction is highly desirable because the cancelled operation has to be rolled back.
Box 2: Synchronous
When you throw an InvalidPluginExecutionException exception within a synchronous plug-in an error dialog with your message will be displayed to the user.
Box 3: Pre Image

Box 4: Throw new InvalidPluginExecutionException("Your error message", ex); When you throw an InvalidPluginExecutionException exception within a synchronous plug-in an error dialog with your message will be displayed to the user.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/common-data-service/handle-exceptions
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/thinkdynamicdodynamic/posts/pre-image-and-post-image-in-dynamics-crm

A company implementsDynamics 365 Customer Service. The company deploys synchronous plug-ins for the PreOperation and PostOperation stages on create and for the PostOperation stage on update for processing different case type.
Users experience errors when updating cases. The plug-in trace log files show that the PostOperation plug-in update of case times out after two minutes.
You perform basic testing and discover that this plug-in is triggered on every update of a case. You examine the code and discover that the plug-in retrieves all columns for the updated case record performing its work.
You need to reduce the number of errors. You need to achieve this goal with the test amount of changes.
Solution:
* In the Plug-in Registration tool, add a post Image to the plug-in step and include the Fields that the plug-in needs.
* Remove the retrieves statement from the plug-in code and reference the post image.
Does the solution meet the goal?

• A. Yes
• B. No

You need to create an application to deploy to other pharmacies.
What should you do?

• A. Clone the solution
• B. Navigate to Customize the System and export everything to a managed solution.
• C. Create packages for Package Deployer.
• D. Recreate customizations in a new environment.

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You need to configure that the mobile app meets the requirements for phone entries.
Which expression should you use?

• A. IsNumeric
• B. PlainText
• C. IsMatch
• D. IsType

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A company creates a custom connector to use in a flow named Search Company.
When this custom connector is used, requests must be redirected to a different endpoint at runtime.
You need to apply a policy to the custom connector to route calls to a different endpoint.
Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

Explanation:
Step 1: Select the Search Company custom connector in the Microsoft Flow portal under Custom connectors and select edit.
Login to the Microsoft Flow portal, and on right top corner click on the settings icon and then click on custom connectors option.
Step 2: Select the Definition tab
Policy template are available only for custom connectors. To use a policy template, open Power Automate portal and either create a new custom connector or edit an existing one.
In the custom connector wizard, select the Definition page.
From the Definition page, select New Policy.
Etc.
Step 3: Select New Policy
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/policy-templates