You create a bring your own database (BYOD) entity that includes four tables.
You need to configure change tracking for specific fields in the entity.
Which option should you enable?
You create a bring your own database (BYOD) entity that includes four tables.
You need to configure change tracking for specific fields in the entity.
Which option should you enable?
To configure change tracking for specific fields in an entity, the option to enable is the primary table. Change tracking ensures that modifications to records in the primary table that contain the specific fields will be tracked. Options like custom query, entity export, or entire entity do not precisely cater to tracking changes for specific fields within an entity.
Yes A is correct reference : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/analytics/export-entities-to-your-own-database
custom query correct
The correct answer is B (Changes that are made to any fields in any table in the entity trigger a change in entity)
Specific fields are not all the fields
Yes, I take that back. A is the correct answer.
Yes, I take that back. A is the correct answer.
Correct
I think that B is correct because the definition is "Changes that are made to any fields in any table in the entity trigger a change in entity".
copilot:Custom Query: This option allows for more granular control over the data you want to track and export. You can define a query that includes only the specific fields you are interested in tracking changes for. This can be particularly useful if you need to focus on a subset of fields within the entity. Entire Entity: This enables change tracking for all fields in the entity. While this approach ensures that every change is tracked, it might include fields that are not necessary for your specific requirements, leading to potentially larger data sets and more processing. Given that you need to configure change tracking for specific fields, the Custom Query option can be a more suitable choice, as it allows you to specify exactly which fields you want to track changes for. Therefore, the correct answer would be: A. Custom Query