Online Access Free MB6-704 Practice Test

You have the following X++ statement:

• A.Wrong value of variable B variable. Process was cancelled.
• B.Process was cancelled. Wrong value of variable B variable.
• C.Variable2 cannot have value greater than 2. Process was aborted.
• D.Wrong value of variable B variable.

Your company is performing a security audit.
You need to provide a list of all the roles that have access to a form named Form l.
What should you do?

• A.From the Application Object Tree (AOT), right-click Form l, click Add-ins click Security tools, and then click View related security roles.
• B.From the File menu of the Dynamics AX client, click Tools and then click Options
• C.From the Dynamics AX client open System administration, click Common, click Users, and then click Users
• D.From the Application Object Tree (AOT), open Security, right-click a role, click Add-ins. click Security tools, and then click View related security objects.

You have the following X++ statement:

You need to identity the output of the statement.
What should you identify?

• A.2 3 2 4
• B.2 4 2 3
• C.2 3 4 2
• D.4 2 3 2

Which three types of components can be customized by using the Morph X development environment?
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A.Dynamics AX tables
• B.Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports
• C.Dynamics AX client forms
• D.Dynamics AX security roles
• E.Dynamics AX Enterprise Portal pages

You have three tables named Table l, Table2, and Table3. Table2 and Table3 extend from
Table l.
You define a method on Table2 and you define a field on Table l.
You need to identify on which tables the field and the method will be available.
Which two options should you identify? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A.The field will be available on Table l only.
• B.The method will be available on Table l, Table2, and Table3.
• C.The method will be available on Table2 only.
• D.The method will be available on Table2 and Table3 only.
• E.The field will be available on Table l, Table2, and Table3.