You create a model-driven app for a company. The app will be used to manage events that the company organizes. The Events entity ownership type is set to User or team. Members of the marketing team…

Question

Options

• ASet the access level for the OtherEmployees security role to Organization for the Read
• BSet the access level for the MarketingTeam security role to Organization for the Read permission.
• CSet the access level for the OtherEmployees security role to None Selected for the Read
• DSet the access level for the MarketingTeam security role to None Selected for the Read
• ESet the access level for the MarketingTeam security role to None Selected for the Create and
• FSet the access level for the OtherEmployees security role to None Selected for the Create and

• A
  73% (44)
• C
  15% (9)
• D
  8% (5)
• E
  3% (2)

Explanation

The Events entity uses 'User or team' ownership, meaning security roles control record-level access. The requirements state: all employees can view records, but only the marketing team can create or edit. Three actions are needed: (A) Set OtherEmployees Read permission to 'Organization' - so non-marketing employees can view all event records, not just their own. (B) Set MarketingTeam Read permission to 'Organization' - the existing 'User' access only lets them see their own records; Organization level lets them see all. (F) Set OtherEmployees Create and Write permissions to 'None Selected' - explicitly denying create and edit access for non-marketing employees. Choice E is wrong because MarketingTeam must retain create/edit rights. Choices C and D are wrong because setting Read to 'None Selected' would remove viewing access.

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