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- Alternate key
- A table-level index on one or more columns that uniquely identifies a row; used by integration tools to upsert records without knowing the GUID.
- Rollup column
- Aggregates values from related child records using sum, count, min, or max; recalculated by a scheduled asynchronous job, so displayed values are not always real time.
- Calculated column
- Derives its value from a formula using other columns in the same row; evaluated at read time and cannot reference rollup columns or columns from related tables.
- Business rule scope
- Determines where a business rule runs: Entity scope runs server-side for all forms and API calls; All Forms scope runs only client-side in model-driven forms.
- Field security profile
- Grants per-column Create, Read, and Update permissions to users or teams; a secured column returns blank for users without read permission.
- Choice column
- Stores a value from a locally defined option set with fixed labels and numeric values; not shared across tables unless a global choice is created.
- Lookup column
- Creates a many-to-one relationship and stores a reference to one row in another table; enables related-record navigation and rollup aggregation.
- Duplicate detection rule
- Defines matching columns and criteria for finding duplicates; runs on create and update only after the rule is published and detection is enabled.
- Delegation limit
- Maximum rows a canvas app retrieves when a non-delegable expression is used; the default is 500 and the maximum setting is 2,000.
- Main form
- Default form type used to create, view, and edit a record in a model-driven app; other types are quick create, quick view, and card.
- Quick view form
- Read-only form embedded in another form, often opened from a lookup, that shows information about a related record without navigating away.
- Component library
- Container of reusable canvas controls that is published to an environment so multiple apps share one definition of the same UI.
- App.Formulas named formula
- App property where named formulas are declared; values recalculate automatically when dependencies change, replacing many OnStart variable assignments.
- Site map
- XML definition of model-driven app navigation made of areas, groups, and subareas that point to tables, dashboards, or URLs.
- Gallery control
- Repeats a template of controls once per record from a data source; the selected item drives the detail form or display.
- Model-driven view
- Saved query defining which columns, filters, and sort order appear in a table grid; also supplies the data source for charts.
- Instant cloud flow
- Triggered manually from a button, app, or another flow; runs on demand instead of being bound to a data event.
- Automated cloud flow
- Starts when a specified event occurs at a connector, such as a Dataverse row being created, modified, or deleted.
- Business process flow
- Guided stages with steps that move a record through a defined process; supports up to 30 stages and one active process per table.
- Real-time workflow
- Synchronous classic workflow that runs immediately inside the transaction and can block a save by using a Stop action.
- Background workflow
- Asynchronous classic process that runs on a queue rather than instantly; used for long-running or bulk operations that should not block users.
- Custom API
- Reusable Dataverse message with typed request and response parameters that can be bound to a table or called globally from flows and code.
- Apply to each concurrency
- Flow setting that processes array items in parallel; turn it on and set the degree of parallelism to shorten long iterations.
- Do until loop
- Repeats a block of actions until a condition is true, using a configured count limit and timeout to avoid endless running.
- Sandbox environment
- Non-production environment type used for development testing and user acceptance; can be reset, copied, and restored.
- DLP policy
- Rule set that classifies connectors as Business, Non-business, or Blocked to prevent apps and flows from mixing data across groups.
- Managed solution
- Locked packaged solution used for deployment to test and production; components cannot be edited directly without removing managed layers.
- Unmanaged solution
- Development solution whose components stay editable and merge into the default solution when imported into an environment.
- Solution patch
- Child managed solution layered onto a parent solution for small updates; clone the patch to roll it into a new parent version.
- Publisher prefix
- Three-to-eight character customization prefix attached to the publisher that becomes part of every new schema name in the environment.
- Point-in-time restore
- Restores an environment to a backup from the last seven days and produces a new environment that you must repoint to.
- Managed environment
- Environment setting that adds governance such as solution checker enforcement, sharing limits, and usage and inventory insights.