Exam MB-700 topic 2 question 8 discussion

A & D are correct, because it needs to be done near real time.

A & D is the correct answer

A. OData - CORRECT Why: OData (Open Data Protocol) supports real-time or near real-time read/write access to data in Dynamics 365. It's often used for lightweight, synchronous integration scenarios, such as querying or updating individual records. B. Batch data API processed daily - WRONG Why not: This is not near real-time. Batch APIs are more suitable for scheduled, bulk data transfers, not immediate updates. C. Data Management - WRONG Why not: The Data Management Framework (DMF) is designed for staging and bulk import/export, not real-time integration. It works well for initial loads or periodic updates, not for transactional data syncing. D. Business Events - CORRECT Why: Business events can trigger notifications or actions in near real-time when something happens in D365 (e.g., a sales order is confirmed or a warehouse shipment is posted). These can be consumed by Azure services or third-party endpoints.

Business events is for outgoing, not inbound

A & D are correct, Business events must not be considered a mechanism for exporting data. By definition, business events are supposed to be lightweight and nimble. They aren't intended to carry large payloads to fulfill data export scenarios. I think that in this integration it doesn't have to be bidirectional but unidirectional and D365F&O receives information and doesn't have to export

A and D are correct

Eliminating the non-fit answers leaves us with the 2 available solutions: B - Daily APIs doens't meet the requirement for near real time, so it is a no-go; D - Business events can be used to trigger APIs to send data out, but it only applies for data going OUT of D365 and not the other way arround, so it's a no-go as well. Which leaves us with A and C as valid options.

I understand it as data comes from the warehouse management system and must be integrated into D365FO...Therefore business events can not be used as they can only trigger an export. Therefore I would say A Odata and C Data management - even though data management would processed in batch.

A & C are the correct one. A: OData, the link says "make a real-time OData call": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/data-entities-data-packages C: Data management, the link says "Real-time service based integration": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/data-entities-data-packages D: Business events is INCORRECT, the link says "Business events must not be considered a mechanism for exporting data": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/business-events/home-page B: Batch data API processed daily is INCORRECT, because it's processed daily (not real-time) and the link says "Batch data APIs are considered asynchronous integration patterns, because when these APIs are called, data is imported or exported in batch mode": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/data-entities/integration-overview

B can't be correct since it states "processed daily", and D (Business Events) is not designed for massive integration flows but for notifications. So I'd say A&C

Business events it's for providing notifications to an external system, not for exporting data. For me, the correct answer is A and C. Data management framework supports integration scenarios; real-time service based integration and asynchronous integrations.

Tricky question, I would say B&C. Business events can help when you transfer data from D365 to that system, but the question says from the system to D365 which eliminates the D answer.

A and D my selection

B&C is correct because they are integration solution in near real time

D is wrong because Business events are not for bulk operation, it is just for small alerts as per online help. Business events must not be considered a mechanism for exporting data. By definition, business events are supposed to be lightweight and nimble. They aren't intended to carry large payloads to fulfill data export scenarios. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/business-events/home-page

Two options are possible. I belive the other one is Business events