DP-500 · Question #39
You manage a Power BI workspace named Workspace1 that contains five dataflows. You need to configure Workspace1 to store the dataflows in an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 account. What should you do…
The correct answer is B. From the Power BI Admin portal, enable tenant-level storage. To configure an existing Power BI workspace to store dataflows in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, the first step is to enable tenant-level dataflow storage from the Power BI Admin portal.
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- ADelete the dataflow queries.
- BFrom the Power BI Admin portal, enable tenant-level storage.
- CDisable load for all dataflow queries.
- DChange the Data source settings in the dataflow queries.
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(27 responses)- B89% (24)
- C4% (1)
- D7% (2)
Why each option
To configure an existing Power BI workspace to store dataflows in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, the first step is to enable tenant-level dataflow storage from the Power BI Admin portal.
Deleting dataflow queries would remove the dataflows themselves and is not a step in configuring external storage; the goal is to store them externally.
To enable workspaces to store dataflows in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, an administrator must first enable and configure the tenant-level dataflow storage setting in the Power BI Admin portal. This global setting allows specific workspaces to then leverage the external storage.
Disable load for dataflow queries affects how data is processed within the dataflow, not where the dataflow's output is stored.
Changing data source settings in dataflow queries relates to the input data for the dataflow, not the output storage location for the dataflow's processed entities.
Concept tested: Power BI dataflow external storage configuration
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/dataflows-azure-data-lake-storage-gen2-get-started
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