PL-100 · Question #192
You are the system administrator of a Dataverse database and you need to assign the Dataverse roles to the selected Azure AD users or groups. What are the possible roles that you can assign?
The correct answer is F. All of these. All five listed options are valid built-in Dataverse security roles that a system administrator can assign to Azure AD users or groups.
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- ASupport user
- BSystem Customizer
- CEnvironment Maker
- DCommon Data Service User
- EDelegate
- FAll of these
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(31 responses)- A6% (2)
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- F87% (27)
Why each option
All five listed options are valid built-in Dataverse security roles that a system administrator can assign to Azure AD users or groups.
Support User is a valid Dataverse role but selecting it alone is incomplete since all other listed roles are also valid assignable roles.
System Customizer is a valid Dataverse role but selecting it alone is incomplete since all other listed roles are also valid assignable roles.
Environment Maker is a valid Dataverse role but selecting it alone is incomplete since all other listed roles are also valid assignable roles.
Common Data Service User is a valid Dataverse role but selecting it alone is incomplete since all other listed roles are also valid assignable roles.
Delegate is a valid Dataverse role but selecting it alone is incomplete since all other listed roles are also valid assignable roles.
Dataverse ships with a set of predefined security roles including Support User, System Customizer, Environment Maker, Common Data Service User (now Basic User), and Delegate. Each covers a distinct scope of access - from basic data interaction to environment configuration - and all are assignable to Azure AD users or groups through the Power Platform admin center or environment settings.
Concept tested: Dataverse built-in security roles assignment
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/database-security
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