PL-200 · Question #318
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The correct answer is A. Yes. The answer is Yes - the proposed solution meets the stated requirements. In Power Pages, configuring Dataverse table permissions with the 'Contact' relationship scope restricts authenticated users to reading and writing only the records associated with their own contact record…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(19 responses)- A74% (14)
- B26% (5)
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The answer is Yes - the proposed solution meets the stated requirements. In Power Pages, configuring Dataverse table permissions with the 'Contact' relationship scope restricts authenticated users to reading and writing only the records associated with their own contact record. For store managers needing to update only their store's stock information, setting table permissions scoped to the authenticated user's related store record ensures each manager can add and update records for their store only, satisfying both the authentication (corporate identity via Entra ID) and data scoping requirements.
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