Exam MB-300 topic 1 question 41 discussion

Accoding the help text is shoudl be C: "The Add info step gesture lets you insert a step and supply your own text for it. This feature is useful primarily for creating task guides. An informational step (or info step for short) is a task guide step where the instruction text for the step is user-specified. Info steps are useful for describing actions that are a part of the scenario but must occur outside the client. For example, a scenario might require the user to search for item inventory or check an email for information. You can specify where an info step should appear in the task guide. The info step can point to a control on the page, if the step is associated with the control. Alternatively, the info step can appear in the upper right of the page, if the step is external to the client, or if it's an explanation that applies to the whole page."

From my Understanding the above answer is correct. C would be correct if it was simply a step being performed outside the system where an outcome is not needed to proceed in the system. Above question requires approval before being able to continue in the system that's my understanding of it.

The Add info step gesture lets you insert a step and supply your own text for it. This feature is useful primarily for creating task guides. An informational step (or info step for short) is a task guide step where the instruction text for the step is user-specified. Info steps are useful for describing actions that are a part of the scenario but must occur outside the client. For example, a scenario might require the user to search for item inventory or check an email for information.

Info steps are useful for describing actions that are a part of the scenario but must occur outside the client.

correct

answer is C

B. Add the step as an Action step. An Action step is typically used when you want to document a specific action or task within a process. In this case, the credit check is an action that needs to be performed as part of the process, and adding it as an Action step will accurately represent this in the documentation.

C is the correct answer

. Option A, adding the step as a Start sub-task, is not suitable because a credit check is an action to be performed rather than a sub-task that initiates the process. B. Option B, adding the step as an Action step, is the most appropriate choice. A credit check is an action that needs to be executed within the process of adding a new customer. C. Option C, adding the step as an Info step, is not ideal because an Info step is typically used for providing information or guidance, rather than performing an action like a credit check. D. Option D, adding the step as a Queued Pending step, is not appropriate as a credit check is an action that needs to be actively performed, rather than being queued and pending.

C is correct. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/task-recorder#add-info-step Although you want to add an external step, this does not mean that you have to interact with the step, so you simply use an info Step: " Info steps are useful for describing actions that are a part of the scenario but must occur outside the client. For example, a scenario might require the user to search for item inventory or check an email for information."

The Add info step gesture lets you insert a step and supply your own text for it. This feature is useful primarily for creating task guides. An informational step (or info step for short) is a task guide step where the instruction text for the step is user-specified. Info steps are useful for describing actions that are a part of the scenario but must occur outside the client. For example, a scenario might require the user to search for item inventory or check an email for information. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/task-recorder?toc=%2Fdynamics365%2Fsupply-chain%2Ftoc.json#add-info-step

Yeah, I'm also leaning more to D than C.

See Lisa C's response.

Correct answer is D - The credit check step is performed via a 3rd party app, meaning the following steps are pending until you receive the token back from the app. C would ok if it was an offline manual task, so that for example it could have been started before and you have already the value. So, C is narrative only, D is stop and wait as you would want to use the outcome of the credit check to decide what credit terms to offer the customer.

C is the correct answer as the credit check is performed by a third party independently.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/task-recorder?toc=%2Fdynamics365%2Fsupply-chain%2Ftoc.json#add-info-step

Info step is right