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What is the primary function of the Application Dictionary within the Admin Console?
What is the primary function of the Application Dictionary within the Admin Console?
- To manage different entities and their associated custom properties. (correct)
- To store user credentials and authentication data.
- To manage security settings only.
- To provide a user interface for data analytics.
Which statement about custom properties is accurate?
Which statement about custom properties is accurate?
- Custom properties are always visible in the API by default.
- Custom properties require development for each system integration.
- Custom properties can replace standard fields in Admin Console tables.
- Custom properties can be created without any coding. (correct)
How are permissions managed for custom properties in the Admin Console?
How are permissions managed for custom properties in the Admin Console?
- Through global settings that affect all entities.
- Only at the custom property level.
- By assigning them to users without specific roles.
- At both the entity level and the custom property level. (correct)
Which control type would likely be used to select multiple values in the Admin Console?
Which control type would likely be used to select multiple values in the Admin Console?
What must be configured to make custom properties visible in the API?
What must be configured to make custom properties visible in the API?
What is a characteristic of the entities in the Admin Console?
What is a characteristic of the entities in the Admin Console?
What type of data validator would you use to enforce a specific text pattern?
What type of data validator would you use to enforce a specific text pattern?
How are custom properties stored within the Admin Console?
How are custom properties stored within the Admin Console?
Study Notes
Application Dictionary
- Manages data like field names, labels, languages, lengths, and site security
- Uses generic tables run from standard Odata
- Cannot currently display custom properties in Admin Console tables
Entities
- Outlines of objects in the Admin Console with assigned custom properties
- Hard coded in Configured Commerce, requiring custom coding to create
- Examples: Customer, Order, Product
Custom Properties
- Attributes attached to entities, allowing creation without development
- Visible on the UI when an entity is displayed
- Default to hidden and not accessible to the API unless specifically allowed
- Permissions must be set for both editing and viewing
Control Types
- UI elements displayed in the Admin Console, depending on the data type
- Common types include dropdowns, toggle switches, and text fields
Data Validators
- Validate data in Control Types
- Common properties include Regular Expressions, MultiValueLists, and DefaultValues
Permissions
- Managed within Application Dictionary
- Secured at the entity or custom property level
- Can be handled at the role level
Notes
- Custom properties are stored in the Custom Properties table within the Admin Console
- They are not extendable to other platforms (like ERPs) without development effort
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Description
This quiz covers the key concepts of application dictionaries, entities, custom properties, control types, and data validators. Explore how these components interact within the Admin Console and the significance of each in managing data effectively. Test your knowledge on the technical aspects of these elements in a software environment.
