PL-200 · Question #313
A company is evaluating the capabilities in Dataverse and the scenarios for using virtual tables. You need to identify the capabilities of virtual tables. What is a capability of virtual tables?
The correct answer is D. Virtual tables require configuration of a data provider. Virtual tables in Dataverse represent external data without storing it in Dataverse - the data remains in the external source. To function, a virtual table requires a data provider (such as an OData v4 data provider or a custom provider) to be configured, which handles the…
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- AVirtual tables can be configured for user and team ownership.
- BVirtual tables support Dataverse auditing.
- CVirtual tables contain columns for Status, Created On, and Modified On by default.
- DVirtual tables require configuration of a data provider.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- B4% (1)
- C8% (2)
- D88% (22)
Explanation
Virtual tables in Dataverse represent external data without storing it in Dataverse - the data remains in the external source. To function, a virtual table requires a data provider (such as an OData v4 data provider or a custom provider) to be configured, which handles the translation between Dataverse queries and the external system. Option A is incorrect because virtual tables only support organization ownership, not user or team ownership. Option B is incorrect because virtual tables do not support Dataverse auditing. Option C is incorrect because virtual tables do not automatically include Status, Created On, or Modified On columns - those fields come from the external data source.
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