OSB India Sharepoint Developer Interview Questions and Answers

Content type defines metadata and behavior for a particular type of content. Site content is the collection of all content types and lists in a site. List types are templates for creating lists.

• Content type: defines metadata and behavior for a particular type of content

• Site content: collection of all content types and lists in a site

• List types: templates for creating lists

• Example: Content type 'Article' can have metada...read more

Site permission refers to the level of access granted to users or groups for a specific site or subsite in SharePoint.

• Site permission can be set at the site level or at the list/library level within the site.

• There are three types of permission levels: Full Control, Design, and Read.

• Permission can be granted to individual users or groups of users.

• Permission can be inherited from parent sites or can be unique to a specif...read more

Issues faced during migration of SharePoint 2010 sites to SharePoint online sites using sharegate tool

• Possible issues with metadata and content types

• Permissions and user mapping issues

• Custom solutions and workflows may not work

• Large amounts of data may cause performance issues

• Possible data loss or corruption

Error handling in Power Automate

• Use the 'Scope' action to group actions and handle errors within that scope

• Use the 'Terminate' action to stop the flow when an error occurs

• Use the 'Compose' action to create custom error messages

• Use the 'Condition' action to check for specific errors and take appropriate actions

• Use the 'Retry Policy' to automatically retry failed actions

• Use the 'Apply to each' action to handle errors in ...read more

Approval flows in Power Automate

• Approval flows allow for automated approval processes for tasks or documents

• Power Automate offers pre-built approval templates or custom approval flows can be created

• Approval flows can be triggered by specific events or conditions

• Approvers can approve or reject requests directly from email or mobile devices

Scope in Power Automate refers to the level at which an action or set of actions will be performed.

• Scopes can be used to group actions together and apply conditions or exceptions to them.

• There are three types of scopes in Power Automate: Flow, Apply to Each, and Condition.

• Flow scope is used to apply conditions to the entire flow, while Apply to Each is used to apply actions to each item in a collection.

• Condition scope ...read more