Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Customization and Configuration Set 3

You are responsible for customizing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 for your company. A custom 1:N relationship has been created between the Account entity and a custom entity called Project. The Project has a unique identifier called projectid. This relationship is maintained via an attribute on the Project entity called accountid, and the attribute is used by CRM users. Due to changing business requirements you have been asked to remove the relationship and the accountid attribute. What steps should you take to achieve this? Choose the 3 that apply.

There is a 1:N relationship between the Account and a custom entity project in which the Account entity is the Primary entity. The relationship attribute is called ew_accountid You have been asked to ensure that an Account cannot be deleted if it has any related Projects.

You have been asked to create a relationship between the Contact entity, and a custom entity, Interest. A Contact can have zero, one or many Interests, but every Interest has to be linked to a Contact. How can you achieve this ?

You have been asked to customize a Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 implementation in which the following relationships have been created: A 1:N relationship between a custom entity, Supplier, and the Contact entity, in which the Supplier is the primary
entity. A N:N relationship between a custom entity, Supplier, and the Account entity In which of the following scenarios can attribute mapping apply?

You have recently taken over responsibility for customizing your company Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 implementation, and have been asked to rename two entity (supplier). What task do you need to perform on the lead entity, which is not needed for the supplier entity?

You have been asked to create a new N:N relationship between the Contact and Opportunity entities. What will be created as a result of creating the relationship?

You are responsible for customizing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 for your company. A custom 1:N relationship has been created between the Account entity and a custom entity called Project. The Project has a unique identifier called projectid. This relationship is maintained via an attribute on the Project entity called accountid, and the attribute is used by CRM users. Due to changing business requirements you have been asked to remove the relationship and the accountid attribute. What steps should you take to achieve this? Choose the 3 that apply.

You are the IT manager for a company which hosts Microsoft Dynamics CRM. You have taken on a new employee who will assist with recording license information and managing the deployments that your company hosts, but will not be doing other tasks related to CRM. You want to give them the minimum rights. What role should the new employee be given?

You have been asked to create a custom entity to store information about promotional events within Dynamics CRM 4.0. Users of the system will need to be able to relate phonecall and email activities to a promotional event. How can you allow this?

 

You are responsible for customizing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 for your company. A custom 1:N relationship has been created between the Account entity and a custom entity called Project. The Project has a unique identifier called projectid. This relationship is maintained via an attribute on the Project entity called accountid, and the attribute is used by CRM users. Due to changing business requirements you have been asked to remove the relationship and the accountid attribute. What steps should you take to achieve this? Choose the 3 that apply.