A global company uses Dataverse search. Users in Europe report that searches for customer names with special characters (e.g., 'Müller') return no results, while users in the US do not have this issue. The data is correctly stored. You need to resolve the issue without affecting search performance. What should you do?

Disable Dataverse search and use Quick Find for European users.

Configure the search language settings to include the appropriate language for the European environment.

Ask users to enter names without special characters.

Rebuild the search index to refresh the language analyzer.

An admin notices that Dataverse search results are missing recently created records. The search index was configured months ago. What is the most likely cause?

The search index has not been re-indexed after new fields were added.

The records were created by a system user.

A sales team reports that searching for a customer by account name often returns no results, even though the account record exists. The admin has enabled Dataverse search. The account name field is a custom text field. What should the admin do first to improve search results?

Re-publish the account table customizations.

Add the custom account name field to the Dataverse search index.

Enable quick find for the account table.

Create a view that filters accounts by name.

Where do you configure duplicate detection rules in Dataverse?

In the Data Management settings

A company imports contacts from multiple sources and wants to prevent duplicates during import. The admin has enabled duplicate detection and created rules. What else must the admin do to ensure the rules are applied during import?

Publish the duplicate detection rules.

Use a dataflow instead of the import wizard.

Run a duplicate detection job after import.

Select the option to enable duplicate detection during the import job.

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A global company uses Dataverse search. Users in Europe report that searches for customer names with special characters (e.g., 'Müller') return no results, while users in the US do not have this issue. The data is correctly stored. You need to resolve the issue without affecting search performance. What should you do?
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An admin notices that Dataverse search results are missing recently created records. The search index was configured months ago. What is the most likely cause?
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A sales team reports that searching for a customer by account name often returns no results, even though the account record exists. The admin has enabled Dataverse search. The account name field is a custom text field. What should the admin do first to improve search results?
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Where do you configure duplicate detection rules in Dataverse?
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30application · medium
A company imports contacts from multiple sources and wants to prevent duplicates during import. The admin has enabled duplicate detection and created rules. What else must the admin do to ensure the rules are applied during import?
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