You are the programmer on a project and are asked to develop an item that is flexible, allows the user to modify ranges, changes parameter criteria at run time, and allows for sorting.
Which key object meets these requirements?
You are an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) developer working on a new solution, and you need to use a custom icon.
What should you create to add this icon to the solution?
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Resources enable management of the pictures, icons, and other visual representations for elements that are used within the user interface.
You are an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) developer.
You are working on a new solution that will support multiple languages and regions, and you need to use labels.
Which two best practices should you follow when using the labels? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
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You should use labels for every user-facing element or artifact in Dynamics 365 for Finance and
Operations.
For multi-language label files, you should ensure that labels contain appropriate translations of the activity or item that they describe.
You should also use labels when programming for all external strings.
You should create a label file with the same name as the associated model.
You are an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) developer working in the "ABCModule" module in an existing solution.
You create a new label in the XYZ-en-US.label.txt file with a Label ID of "LabelText", a Label of "Text for the Label", and a Description of "ABC".
How should you reference this new label in the Label property of an artifact?
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You need to add indexes to a table.
Which two best practices should you follow? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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You'll always maintain indexes in a development environment using the table designer versus making changes directly in the database.
You'll always specify a clustered index to determine how the table should be organized.
You should always specify a primary index to determine the unique key on the table.
You should only add the index if the speed improvements gained are greater than the cost to update the index.
To maintain efficiency of the index, you should limit the number of columns that you use in the index.
It's important to not create duplicate indexes.
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