You are creating an app for an organization's human resources (HR) department. You create an Employee entity in an unmanaged Microsoft Dataverse solution.
Another user creates the following Power Automate flows separately from the solution:
You need to incorporate the flows that can be added to the solution.
Which two flows can you include? Each correct selection presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
AD
You can add any of these conditions to determine precisely when your flow is triggered.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/connection-cds-native
This question is not clear at all!! I hope we don't face such questions in the real exam!!
The question is definitely not clear. Only option D here is clear enough
A and D are simple Automated flows, so without thinking twice i will say A and D are correct answers. Others are Instant and Scheduled flows which have some limitations.
No stated limitations with scheduled flows: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/powerapps/maker/data-platform/solutions-overview#known-limitations I was able to add a scheduled flow to a solution. Accordingly not a conclusive enough reason to categorically state incorrect. Nonetheless I'd equally go for A and D if pressed.
Correct. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/data-platform/solutions-overview#known-limitations
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The flows that can be added to a solution in Power Automate are those that are triggered by an event in a Dataverse environment or those that connect to SharePoint. A. FlowA: This flow is triggered by an event in SharePoint. According to the limitations discussed in the Power Users community, flows that connect to SharePoint are available in solutions. Therefore, FlowA can be added to the solution. B. FlowB: This flow is triggered by a user action in OneDrive for Business, not in the Dataverse environment or SharePoint. Therefore, it cannot be added to the solution. C. FlowC: This flow is triggered by a timed event, not by an event in the Dataverse environment or SharePoint. Therefore, it cannot be added to the solution. D. FlowD: This flow is triggered by the creation of a new employee record in the Dataverse environment. Therefore, it can be added to the solution. So, the correct answers are: A. FlowA D. FlowD
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The questions/answers here make no sense
"A" and "D" Automatic flows can be exported. "B" and "C" are manual flows and cannot be exported
I suspect that this answer is correct, the following discussion confirms it. https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/Flow-not-available-to-add-to-solution/td-p/601635 Here are few limitations: Button triggered flows are not available in solutions. Flows triggered from Microsoft 365 applications such as Excel are not available in solutions. Flows that connect to SharePoint are not available in solutions. Button trigger flows: Change the trigger to different trigger. Once you see the flow in the solution, add it to the solution. Then, change the trigger.
Another poorly constructed question. Is clearly states that another user has already created the flows, but clearly some of the flows are even possible to create in the first place. The question should reflect that, and ask which of the above flows are actually possible !!
Answer is correct, the trigger for flows can only be create, update and delete. "The flows you create can trigger when a Dataverse record is created, updated, or deleted. [only create is implied in the options A and D. While C and B are about retrieval] Additionally, you can perform create, update, retrieve, and delete actions on records within Dataverse." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/connection-cds-native
AD is the answer!
C (scheduled flow) and D
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/data-platform/solutions-overview -->"Flows triggered from Microsoft 365 applications such as Excel are not available in solutions." so this excludes sharepoint A & onedrive triggered b-->answer CD
I will go with A and D. D being the obvious and A being the most appropriate out of the rest.