Microsoft Dataverse Flashcards
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What is Microsoft Dataverse?
Answer: A low-code cloud-based data platform that securely stores and manages data used by Power Platform applications
Microsoft Dataverse is the underlying data platform for Power Platform, providing tables, relationships, business logic, and security for apps and flows.
In Dataverse, what is a 'table' equivalent to in traditional database terminology?
Answer: A database table (rows and columns)
A Dataverse table maps to a relational database table, containing rows (records) and columns (fields) to store structured data.
Which of the following is an example of a standard table in Microsoft Dataverse?
Answer: Account
Account is one of the core standard tables in Dataverse (shared with Dynamics 365), pre-built to store business account information.
What is the purpose of a 'relationship' in Dataverse?
Answer: Linking records across two tables so related data can be accessed together
Relationships define how records in one table relate to records in another (e.g., a Contact belongs to an Account), enabling navigation and lookup across tables.
What is a 'choice' column type in Dataverse?
Answer: A column that stores a selection from a predefined list of options (formerly called OptionSet)
A choice column (formerly OptionSet) stores a value selected from a predefined list of labeled options, such as status values like Active, Inactive, or Pending.
What does Dataverse's 'business rule' feature allow makers to do without writing code?
Answer: Define field validation, default values, visibility rules, and requirement levels on table forms
Business rules let makers configure logic (show/hide fields, set required/optional, validate values, apply defaults) that runs on Dataverse forms and server-side without code.
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