Exam PL-200 topic 1 question 13 discussion

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Why not use "security roles" to define the whole sales team members?

You can create security role, but this controls data and entity access but not direct app visibility. You still need to assign those roles to the app using "Manage Roles" from 3 dots on app icon.

App -> Three dots -> Manage roles

Correct answer is C. When you share model driven app it specifically says: Add people and assign security roles so that they can use your app.

Where should you configure app permissions? notice Where and app

This is tricky question B is correct because Question say what you will configure You cannot configure Security roles for specific app.

I think its Manage Roles. When you share an app, there will be an option that says 'Manage Security Roles', where you can select which security roles the app will use. So I say B. I thought it was C until I tried to share an app and saw that manage security roles is possible. Also it says 'WHERE' to configure not 'WHAT' to configure. For example the question above asks 'WHAT' and this says 'WHERE'

C. Security Roles

Vote C

This in for on prem. Online: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/share-model-driven-app

Correct answer is B https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/share-model-driven-app

Correct. Advance settings > Security > Users > Manage Roles

From Bing Chat AI: The correct place to configure app permissions is: C. Security Roles In Power Platform, you can manage access to apps through Security Roles. By assigning the appropriate Security Role to the members of the sales team, you can ensure that they have the necessary permissions to access the app. Please note that the Dynamics administration center and Manage Roles are not the correct places to configure app permissions.

To ensure that sales team members can access the app, you should configure app permissions in the Dynamics administration center. Option A, "Dynamics administration center," is the correct choice. In Dynamics 365 or a similar CRM system, the Dynamics administration center is typically where you control user access and permissions to various apps and features. You can assign users to roles, configure security settings, and manage overall access to specific applications. Option B, "Manage Roles," and Option C, "Security Roles," are important components within the Dynamics administration center. "Manage Roles" is where you create custom roles to define what actions users can perform in the app, and "Security Roles" are used to grant or restrict access to specific records and entities within the system. However, configuring app permissions typically begins at the broader level in the Dynamics administration center before fine-tuning access at the role and security role levels.

Power Apps Admin Center > Environments > [Select Env] > Settings> Users + Permissions > SECURITY ROLES. There is no "Manage Roles" section. It's Security Roles. Am I missing something?

Option C = Security Role. Ref.: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/security-roles-privileges