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PL-100 · Question #23

You are creating an app for an organization's human resources (HR) department. You create an Employee entity in an unmanaged Common Data Service solution. Another user creates the following Power…

The correct answer is A. FlowA D. FlowD. Not all Power Automate flows can be added to a Dataverse/Common Data Service solution. Only 'solution-aware' flows are eligible - these are automated, instant, or scheduled flows that do not rely on personal (non-shareable) connections and were either created within a solution…

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Question

You are creating an app for an organization's human resources (HR) department. You create an Employee entity in an unmanaged Common Data Service solution. Another user creates the following Power Automate flows separately from the solution: You need to incorporate the flows that can be added to the solution. Which two flows can you include? Each correct selection presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Exhibit

PL-100 question #23 exhibit

Options

  • AFlowA
  • BFlowB
  • CFlowC
  • DFlowD

How the community answered

(39 responses)
  • A
    72% (28)
  • B
    10% (4)
  • C
    18% (7)

Explanation

Not all Power Automate flows can be added to a Dataverse/Common Data Service solution. Only 'solution-aware' flows are eligible - these are automated, instant, or scheduled flows that do not rely on personal (non-shareable) connections and were either created within a solution or meet the criteria to be imported into one. FlowA and FlowD meet these criteria. FlowB and FlowC are likely ineligible because they may use personal connections, be of an unsupported trigger type (e.g., some legacy flow types), or have other characteristics that prevent them from being packaged within a managed or unmanaged solution.

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#Power Automate#Power Platform Solutions#Dataverse#Solution Components

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