Microsoft Dataverse Flashcards
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What is a Dataverse 'environment'?
Answer: An isolated container that holds Dataverse databases, apps, flows, and other Power Platform components
A Dataverse environment is an isolated instance that contains its own database, apps, flows, and configurations, used to separate dev, test, and production workloads.
Which Dataverse table ownership type makes records accessible to all users in the organization without owner-based restrictions?
Answer: Organization owned
Organization-owned tables store records accessible to all users with appropriate security role privileges, without per-record ownership tracking.
What does the Dataverse Web API allow developers to do?
Answer: Interact with Dataverse data and metadata using RESTful HTTP requests from any platform
The Dataverse Web API is an OData-based REST API that enables external applications to read, create, update, and delete Dataverse records from any programming language.
What is a 'virtual table' in Dataverse?
Answer: A table that surfaces data from an external data source in real time without importing it into Dataverse
Virtual tables (also called virtual entities) display data from external sources as if they were Dataverse records, enabling Power Apps to work with external data without data duplication.
Which feature in Dataverse allows you to enforce data validation logic that runs server-side before a record is saved?
Answer: Plug-in
Plug-ins are custom .NET code assemblies registered to execute in response to Dataverse events (like pre-Create or pre-Update), enforcing server-side business logic.
What is 'Dataverse for Teams' and how does it differ from full Dataverse?
Answer: Dataverse for Teams is a limited, Teams-embedded version of Dataverse with lower capacity caps and no premium connector access, included with Microsoft 365
Dataverse for Teams is a lightweight version of Dataverse built into Microsoft Teams, included with select Microsoft 365 plans, but has capacity limits and doesn't support premium features like plug-ins.
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