PL-100 · Question #151
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The correct answer is B. Update the security role assigned to the app to include missing permissions on the custom table. If an app's users are encountering permission errors when interacting with a custom table, the appropriate action is to update the security role assigned to the app to ensure it includes the necessary permissions for that custom table.
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- AUpdate the security role assigned to the app to include missing permissions on the quote table.
- BUpdate the security role assigned to the app to include missing permissions on the custom table.
- CPublish the app with a new version number.
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(31 responses)- A10% (3)
- B84% (26)
- C6% (2)
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If an app's users are encountering permission errors when interacting with a custom table, the appropriate action is to update the security role assigned to the app to ensure it includes the necessary permissions for that custom table.
Updating permissions on the 'quote' table would address issues with standard Dynamics 365 quotes, not specifically issues related to a custom table.
When users of an app, particularly a model-driven app, encounter permission issues with a custom table, the problem lies with their assigned security roles. Updating the security role to grant the necessary read, write, or other privileges on the specific custom table will resolve these access errors.
Publishing the app with a new version number typically deploys changes to the app's design or logic, but it does not inherently modify security roles or permissions.
Concept tested: Dataverse security roles and table permissions
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/database-security
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