Exam MB-210 topic 5 question 3 discussion

SQL Server Reporting Services reports. These reports use SQL queries and filtered views to retrieve report data. Filtered views restrict the data to what is available to the security role of the person running the report. All the default reports included with Customer Engagement (on-premises) are SQL-based reports. You cannot access filtered views in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement because access to the SQL database is not supported. If you have a Dynamics 365 (online) or Power Apps subscription, use Fetch-based reports for custom reporting. Fetch-based Reporting Services reports. These reports use FetchXML queries that are proprietary to Customer Engagement (on-premises) instead of filtered views to retrieve data for reports. Reports that you create by using the Report Wizard in are Fetch-based reports.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customerengagement/on-premises/analytics/get-started-writing-reports

1b-2b corretto

1b-2b correct

THE ANSWER IS CORRECT. FETCH-BASED REPORT https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/add-reporting-to-app?context=%2Fdynamics365%2Fcontext%2Fsales-context System reports are available to all users. Individuals who create or otherwise own reports can share them with specific colleagues or teams or can make the reports available to the organization so that all users can run them. These reports use FetchXML queries that are proprietary to Microsoft Dataverse and retrieve data to build the report. Reports that you create in a Power Apps app are Fetch-based reports.

Read the article and still didn't get which report type should be used here? Can someone help please.