Exam PL-900 topic 1 question 31 discussion

Yes, No, No

YES YES NO when a flow is created, it is associated with a specific Microsoft Dataverse environment (also known as a database). SO can only access one Microsoft Dataverse database

Model-driven apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database: Yes. A flow instance can only access one Microsoft Dataverse database: No. Canvas apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database: No.

Whoever created answers here is nuts, makes it really difficult to study. Correct answers are Yes, No, No. Confirmed on exam Jan 25, >850 score.

After some research, agree with Yes, No, No.

Its Yes, No, No. Canvas apps can access Excel workbooks. Model-driven apps and Portal Apps do not work with Excel workbooks. Microsoft Dataverse is a data platform.

and Copilot as of today also says YES,NO,NO

ChatGPT also says YES,NO,NO

CoPilot says - Yes, Yes, Yes

YES NO NO Came on exam Dec 2023

Please don't confued us Model-driven apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database. -> YES A flow instance can only access one Microsoft Dataverse database. -> NO Canvas apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database. -> NO Explanation: • Model-driven apps are a type of Power Apps that are built on Microsoft Dataverse, and can only connect to a Dataverse environment. All the data that defines a model-driven app is stored within Dataverse, such as tables, views, forms, charts, dashboards, etc. • A flow instance is a type of Power Automate that runs in response to a trigger or an action, and performs a series of steps or tasks. A flow instance can access more than one Microsoft Dataverse database, by using different connectors or actions. • Canvas apps are a type of Power Apps that are built by dragging and dropping various controls, such as buttons, labels, galleries, etc. Canvas apps do not require a Microsoft Dataverse database, as they can connect to various data sources and services, such as SharePoint, Excel, Twitter, etc

Model-driven apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database. -> YES A flow instance can only access one Microsoft Dataverse database. -> NO Canvas apps require a Microsoft Dataverse database. -> NO Explanation: • Model-driven apps are a type of Power Apps that are built on Microsoft Dataverse, and can only connect to a Dataverse environment. All the data that defines a model-driven app is stored within Dataverse, such as tables, views, forms, charts, dashboards, etc. • A flow instance is a type of Power Automate that runs in response to a trigger or an action, and performs a series of steps or tasks. A flow instance can access more than one Microsoft Dataverse database, by using different connectors or actions. • Canvas apps are a type of Power Apps that are built by dragging and dropping various controls, such as buttons, labels, galleries, etc. Canvas apps do not require a Microsoft Dataverse database, as they can connect to various data sources and services, such as SharePoint, Excel, Twitter, etc

Yes YES -- it can only connect to ONE dataverse database.. read the question throroughly-- its not asking for any other database other then the dataverse No

obviously the provided answer is incorrect. who manage this site and verified the answer?

1) YES - Model-driven apps are designed to work with structured data, and Dataverse provides a secure and scalable database for storing this data. 2) NO -In Power Automate, you can connect to and interact with multiple data sources, including Dataverse databases, SharePoint, SQL databases, external APIs, and more 3) NO - Canvas apps in the Power Platform do not require a Microsoft Dataverse database by default.Canvas apps can connect to various data sources, such as SharePoint, SQL databases, external APIs, Microsoft 365 services (e.g., Outlook, OneDrive), and custom connectors.

I agree, it's Yes No No

YES NO NO in exam 09/09/2023 - passed 900/100 because I know the questions I got wrong. I'm only commenting on the ones I'm sure about in order to help those who have to take the exam. However, I recommend always delving deeper into the discussions and studying the doubtful questions on Microsoft Learn