How to Use Changeset Requests for Grouped Operations in Power Automate with Dataverse?
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Question
You are developing a cloud flow that uses a Microsoft Dataverse connector.
You need to ensure that the cloud flow meets the following requirements:
Several operations must be able to be grouped together.
All completed operations must be reverted in the event of a failure in one operation.
What should you do?
Select only one answer.
A. Perform a bound action.
B. Perform an unbound action.
C. Perform a changeset request.
D. Perform a background operation.
Answer
C. Perform a changeset request.
Explanation
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of implementing flow steps to use Dataverse connector actions and triggers.
The action of performing a changeset request provides a way to group several operations that either succeed or fail together. This can include several operations as a group that are considered atomic, which means that in the event of a failure in one operation, all completed operations are reverted.
An unbound action can run across multiple tables in an environment. This action runs asynchronously in the background without blocking other activities. Several built-in operations are included in this action. It cannot be used to group multiple operations together. Performing a bound action targets a single table or a set of rows from a single table. It cannot be used to group multiple operations together. Performing a background operation sends requests that Dataverse processes asynchronously. It handles different operations such as “Create Power Automate Hosted Machine” or “Create Virtual Table.” However, it does not support grouping of several operations together.
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