How to Ensure Referential Integrity When Adding New Fields in Dynamics 365 Tables?
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Question
You are working on the FMCustomer.myExtension table in Microsoft Dynamics 365. You have added a new field to the table.
You need to ensure that the new field is linked to another table to guarantee referential integrity.
What should you do?
Select only one answer.
A. Create a new relation to the extended table following the same process as adding a relation to a new table.
B. Create a new table with the new field and the related field.
C. Use an event handler to create a relation between the new field and the other table.
D. Modify the properties of the new field to create a relation.
Answer
A. Create a new relation to the extended table following the same process as adding a relation to a new table.
Explanation
Creating a new relation to the extended table is the correct approach to link the new field to another table. Using an event handler is not the appropriate method to create a relation. Modifying the properties of the new field does not allow you to create a relation. Creating a new table is unnecessary and could lead to data redundancy.
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