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Exam Number: MB-500

Exam Title: Microsoft Dynamics 365: Finance and Operations Apps Developer

Passing Score: 700 (Total Score: 1000)(Tips: You should pass 70% for each section of the exam (bar on the chart), or else you still faild the exam even your total score more than 700 )

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Total Questions: 196 QAs

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Microsoft MB-500 Exam Objectives

Plan the architecture and solution design (5–10%)

Identify the major components of Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps

• Identify finance and operations app modules required for a solution based on business requirements
• Identify architectural differences between the cloud and on-premises versions of finance and operations apps
• Identify components of the application stack
• Differentiate the purposes and interrelationships between packages, projects, models, and elements

Design and implement a user interface

• Describe the finance and operations user interface layouts and components
• Design workspaces
• Design and personalize user interface elements including grids, forms, and pages
• Define navigation elements including menus and menu items
• Configure filtering options and saved views

Implement Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and Lifecycle Services (LCS)

• Describe the capabilities of the Environment Monitoring Tool within Lifecycle Services (LCS)
• Select the purpose and appropriate uses of LCS tools and components
• Research and resolve issues by using Issue Search
• Identify activities that require asset libraries
• Prepare deployment packages and deploy packages

Apply developer tools (10–15%)

Customize finance and operations apps by using Visual Studio

• Create extension models
• Design and build projects
• Manage metadata using Application Explorer
• Synchronize data dictionary changes with the application database
• Create elements by using the element designer

Manage source code and artifacts by using version control

• Create, check out, and check in code and artifacts
• Branch and merge code
• Compare code and resolve version conflicts

Implement finance and operations app framework functionality

• Implement the SysOperation framework
• Implement the SysExtension framework
• Implement the asynchronous framework
• Implement the workflow framework
• Implement the unit test framework

Design and develop AOT elements (20–25%)

Create forms

• Add a new form to a project and apply a pattern (template)
• Configure a data source for the form
• Add a grid and grid fields, groups, and other controls to a form
• Create and populate menu items
• Test form functionality and data connections
• Add a form extension to a project for selected standard forms

Create and extend tables

• Add tables to a project
• Add table fields and field properties to a table
• Add field groups, relations, delete actions, methods, and indices
• Add a table extension to a project for a table

Create Extended Data Types (EDT) and enumerations

• Add an EDT to a project and populate EDT properties
• Add an enumeration to a project
• Add or update enumeration elements and enumeration element properties
• Add an extension of EDT and enumerations

Create classes and extend AOT elements

• Add a new class to a project
• Create a new class extension and add new methods
• Add event handler methods to a class
• Add attributes to a class

Develop and test code (10–15%)

Develop X++ code

• Identify and implement base types and operators
• Implement common structured programming constructs of X++
• Create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) data
• Identify and implement global functions in X++
• Implement table and form methods

Develop object-oriented code

• Implement X++ variable scoping
• Implement inheritance and abstraction concept
• Implement query objects and the QueryBuilder class
• Implement attribute classes
• Implement chain of command and wrapper classes

Implement reporting (10–15%)

Describe the capabilities and limitations of reporting tools in finance and operations apps

• Create and modify report data sources and supporting classes
• Implement reporting security requirements
• Describe the report publishing process
• Describe the differences between using Entity store and Bring your own database (BYOD) or Azure Data Lake as reporting data stores

Design, create, and revise Dynamics reports

• Create and modify reports in finance and operations apps that use SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
• Create and modify finance and operations apps reports by using Power BI
• Create and modify finance and operations apps reports by using Microsoft Excel
• Implement Business Document Management

Design, create, and revise Dynamics workspaces

• Design and implement KPIs
• Identify data integration patterns
• Create drill-through workspace elements
• Implement built-in charts, Power BI embedded visualizations, aggregate measurements, aggregate dimensions, and other reporting components

Integrate and manage data solutions (10–15%)

Identify data integration patterns and scenarios

• Identify data integration patterns
• Select an appropriate data integration API
• Identify differences between synchronous vs. asynchronous patterns

Implement data integration concepts and solutions

• Develop a data entity by using Visual Studio
• Develop, import, and export composite data entities
• Identify and manage unmapped fields in data entities
• Consume external web services by using OData, RESTful APIs, and SOAP
• Integrate finance and operations apps with Microsoft Excel by using OData
• Integrate Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Apps with finance and operations apps
• Implement global electronic reporting
• Implement custom services, Batch API, business events, and Azure Logic Apps
• Integrate Microsoft Dataverse with finance and operations apps by using dual-write or virtual entities

Implement data management

• Import and export data using entities between finance and operations apps and other systems
• Monitor the status and availability of entities
• Enable Entity Change Tracking
• Set up a data project and recurring data jobs
• Design entity sequencing
• Generate field mapping between source and target data structures
• Develop data transformations

Implement security and optimize performance (10–15%)

Implement role-based security policies and requirements

• Create or modify duties, privileges, permissions, and roles
• Implement segregation of duties
• Enforce permissions policies
• Implement record-level security by using Extensible Data Security (XDS)

Apply fundamental performance optimization techniques

• Identify and apply caching mechanisms for forms and tables
• Implement the global cache
• Create or modify temporary tables for optimization purposes
• Determine when to use set-based queries and row-based queries
• Modify queries to optimize performance
• Modify variable scope to optimize performance
• Analyze and optimize concurrency

Optimize user interface performance

• Capture traces by using TraceParser and analyze traces
• Diagnose and optimize client performance by using Microsoft Edge F12 Developer tools, Fiddler, and other common tools
• Diagnose and optimize client performance by using Performance Timer
• Optimize performance for data entities, data source queries, batch processes, and reports

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