Online Access Free MB2-707 Practice Test

You create a new custom entity named Project. It has a lookup to Account.
You create a field that maps from the City field on the Account to the Location field on the Project.
What should a user do to apply the mapping?

• A.Create a new Account. From the Account create the new project.
• B.Create a new Project. Using the Account lookup, select an existing Account.
• C.Create a new Project. Using the Account lookup, create a new Account.
• D.Look up an existing Account. From the Account record, add an existing project

You create several additional attributes in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Which two field requirement levels can be set? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.

• A.System Recommended
• B.Business Required
• C.Business Recommended
• D.System Required

Your customer needs a customization of Microsoft Dynamics CRM to include a venue.
The venue must meet the following requirements:
Contain only basic information
Show a relationship with accounts that represent sponsors
Show multiple relationships to contacts who are performers
Show an aggregate of the number of attendees
What should you do?
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• A.Create a new venue entity.
• B.Create a new venue connection role.
• C.Create a new venue view.
• D.Rename the contact entity to venue.

You create two entities, Event and Booking, in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
The Booking entity references the Event entity with an Event lookup attribute in the Booking entity. This Event lookup attribute is used on the Booking form as lookup control.
You want to delete the Event entity.
What should you do first?

• A.Remove the relationship between Event and Booking.
• B.Remove the lookup control on the Booking form.
• C.Remove the lookup attribute in the Booking entity.
• D.Delete the Event entity; all references are deleted automatically.

A user opens the Contact List Member view to see the contacts that are in a Marketing List.
Which view type is Contact List Member?

• A.Associated view
• B.Public view
• C.Quick Find view
• D.Lookup view