PL-600 · Question #157
A company plans to use Microsoft Power Platform. The company gathers business requirements about data. You need to identify the functional requirements. Which two requirements about data should you…
The correct answer is B. Go through a specified approval process. E. Store in Microsoft Dataverse. Functional requirements for data typically describe actions or storage locations, such as an approval process or where data resides, enabling the system to perform specific business operations.
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- ADelete in bulk after seven years.
- BGo through a specified approval process.
- CRemain compliant.
- DRetain for 10 years.
- EStore in Microsoft Dataverse.
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B84% (37)
- C9% (4)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Functional requirements for data typically describe actions or storage locations, such as an approval process or where data resides, enabling the system to perform specific business operations.
Deleting in bulk after seven years is a non-functional requirement related to data retention or governance, not a functional action or storage method.
A specified approval process describes a functional action that the data needs to undergo, which is a common requirement for Power Platform solutions' business logic.
Remaining compliant is a non-functional requirement, typically a quality attribute or constraint, not a specific action or storage method within the system.
Retaining for 10 years is a non-functional requirement related to data retention policy, not a functional action or storage method.
Storing data in Microsoft Dataverse describes a functional requirement for the data's location and how it will be managed within the Power Platform ecosystem.
Concept tested: Functional vs. Non-functional Requirements
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