PL-200 · Question #345
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The correct answer is B. No. The solution does NOT meet the goal. While integrating SharePoint with Dataverse for document storage is a legitimate strategy to reduce Dataverse storage consumption (by offloading document files to SharePoint instead), the key word here is 'on-premises.' SharePoint…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(21 responses)- A33% (7)
- B67% (14)
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The solution does NOT meet the goal. While integrating SharePoint with Dataverse for document storage is a legitimate strategy to reduce Dataverse storage consumption (by offloading document files to SharePoint instead), the key word here is 'on-premises.' SharePoint on-premises integration with Dataverse/Power Platform is a legacy configuration that requires complex infrastructure such as Internet-Facing Deployment (IFD) and claims-based authentication. Microsoft's modern Dataverse document management integration is designed for SharePoint Online, not SharePoint on-premises. Configuring SharePoint on-premises integration does not provide the reliable, supported document offloading that would actually minimize Dataverse storage in a modern environment. The correct approach to minimize Dataverse storage through document management is to enable the SharePoint Online integration, which seamlessly stores documents in SharePoint Online and keeps only metadata in Dataverse.
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