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PL-600 · Question #186

A company uses Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft Dataverse. The company enables auditing in the environment tables, and at column level for all eligible tables and columns. You need to ensure…

The correct answer is C. Add the View audit history privilege to the user's security role. To ensure audit history is available for all users in Dataverse, the 'View audit history' privilege must be added to their respective security roles.

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Question

A company uses Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft Dataverse. The company enables auditing in the environment tables, and at column level for all eligible tables and columns. You need to ensure audit history is available for all users. What should you do?

Options

  • ARemove auditing from the required tables, and then re-enable it.
  • BEnable log access in the Microsoft Power Platform admin center.
  • CAdd the View audit history privilege to the user's security role.
  • DAdd the View audit partitions privilege to the user's security role.

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Why each option

To ensure audit history is available for all users in Dataverse, the 'View audit history' privilege must be added to their respective security roles.

ARemove auditing from the required tables, and then re-enable it.

Removing and then re-enabling auditing would delete the existing audit history and would not grant users the necessary permission to view it.

BEnable log access in the Microsoft Power Platform admin center.

There is no direct 'Enable log access' setting in the Power Platform admin center that specifically grants users access to Dataverse audit history; access is managed through Dataverse security roles.

CAdd the View audit history privilege to the user's security role.Correct

Even when auditing is fully enabled at the environment, table, and column levels in Dataverse, users still require the specific 'View audit history' privilege in their assigned security role to be able to access and view the audit logs for records. This privilege controls who can see the audit trail.

DAdd the View audit partitions privilege to the user's security role.

The 'View audit partitions' privilege is typically for administrative users to manage the underlying storage of audit logs, not for general users to view record-level audit history.

Concept tested: Dataverse audit history access control

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/audit-data-user-activity#who-can-view-the-audit-log

Topics

#Security Roles#Auditing#Dataverse#User Access Control

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