PL-200 · Question #115
You plan to implement Microsoft Dataverse. You must track changes for two columns in the Account table. You must maintain a historical log of changes for the two columns and track only what is…
The correct answer is A. Enable auditing for the Account table. B. Enable auditing for the two specific columns. By setting the IsAuditEnabled property of a table’s definition and the IsAuditEnabled property of each desired column’s definition to true, data changes to records of those tables can be logged by the platform. Note: There are three levels where auditing can be configured…
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- AEnable auditing for the Account table.
- BEnable auditing for the two specific columns.
- CEnable change tracking for the Account table.
- DEnable change tracking for the two specific columns.
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A89% (42)
- C4% (2)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
By setting the IsAuditEnabled property of a table’s definition and the IsAuditEnabled property of each desired column’s definition to true, data changes to records of those tables can be logged by the platform. Note: There are three levels where auditing can be configured: organization, table, and column. The organization level is the highest level, followed by the table level, and finally the column level. For column auditing to take place, auditing must be enabled at the column, table, and organization levels. For table auditing to take place, auditing must be enabled at the table and organization levels. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/configure-entities-attributes-
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