Exam PL-600 topic 1 question 48 discussion

Answer is BE

According to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/work-with-requirements/4-non-functional-requirements CDE are non-functional because are related to "Compliance/regulatory" and "Data retention/residency". The "functional" requirements are on A & B.

The following are not functional requirements: B. Go through a specified approval process – This is a process or workflow requirement, not directly about data behavior. C. Remain compliant – This is a non-functional requirement related to regulatory or legal standards. E. Store in Microsoft Dataverse – This is a technical or architectural decision, not a functional requirement.

AB most straightforward answer

A. Delete in bulk after seven years B. Go through a specified approval process

The correct answers are C. Remain compliant and D. Retain for 10 years as they directly pertain to the functional requirements for handling data in the Power Platform solution.

B is functional for sure; C and D are non-functional for sure. E is non-functional because it could be seen as a data residency requirement; A is functional because the request requires a bulk update.

This is a poor question. The only Functional requirement is B. A & D both refer to Data retention which is explicitly called out as a Non-functional requirement. C refers to "compliance" which is a non-functional requirement. E is a Data residency requirement is a non-functional requirement.

According to ChatGPT, all but C are functional! I'd go with AB

Vote BE

Go through a specified approval process -> specific functions of an approval process. it is not about general compliance.

E is data residency -> non-functional

A was a system bulk delete job to create, no coding= F, E it's Out of the Box= F. B you will need to create the approval process on a BPF or Power automate more complexe= NF, D retention policies is something you will need to code so NF, and C =NF

A and D are both about retention / compliance, so these would be non-functional. I am doing with BE

Option A is incorrect because it is a specific implementation detail rather than a functional requirement. Option B is incorrect because it is a requirement about a process rather than about data. Option C is incorrect because it is a general statement rather than a specific functional requirement. So, the correct answers are: D. Retain for 10 years and E. Store in Microsoft Dataverse

Answer is BE Those are only functional requirements

BE A is about data retention which is a non functional requirement.