PL-200 Question #182: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

You add an existing outside Dataverse cloud flow to the solution.

Options

• ADelete the flow connections, and Power Platform substitutes them with connection references
• BExport and import flow as part of an unmanaged solution
• CAfter the first flow run, delete the flow connections and substitute them with connection references
• DExport and import flow as part of a managed solution
• EUse Flow checker's option to remove connections and add connection reference

Explanation

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