Exam PL-600 topic 3 question 14 discussion

The correct response should be make.powerautomate.com not make.powerapps.com. Might be A . Flow.microsoft.com redirects to make.powerautomate.com, so not related to make.powerapps.com

I think option D makes the most sense between A and D. Navigate to make.powerapps.com and click on the Flows on the left-hand-side menu, to see the list of flows. Also, flow.microsoft.com is the old URL (that still works just fine) but redirects to make.powerautomate.com.

flow.microsoft does'nt exist, make.powerapps or make.powerautomate

my answer is A, because: - B does not provide any details on the flows and the process - C from the admin center I would only be able to find the flows that went into exception and other analytical statistics, but not the logics that went into error. - D is the Power Apps page while the process is on Power Automate. So my investigation could only go through the site that gives me access to the flows (flow.microsoft.com)... at which point I would look for the flow and analyze the execution history by investigating the errors in the debug area.

Was on the exam today 2023-12-22. I got 100% correct on this section. I selected answer A.

A should be the correct answer. While make.powerapps.com has a Flows Option, opening the flow from the powerapps protal does not offer access to the Analytics option. As flow.microsoft.com on the other hand redirects you to the platform you want to be on, make.powerautomate.com, that actually has access to the analytics data you would want to asses in this scenario. Solid A.

A & D could be. A is primary option, you go directly to details page of powerautomate.

A & D are correct (as of today). While A is a redirect, they both land you in a spot that you can easily get to the Flow Details Page, which look identical, minus the color scheme/theme, and see the Runs (executions). So not sure if maybe when this was put on you couldn't... dunno i dont recall, but I would pick A, simply because it for sure does and is directly related for flows

A. Flow information page in flow.microsoft.com The Flow information page in flow.microsoft.com provides a comprehensive view of individual flows, including detailed information about their execution history, triggers, actions, inputs, outputs, and any errors encountered during execution. It allows you to review the flow's behavior, identify issues, and troubleshoot problems by examining the specific flow runs and their associated details. While the other options mentioned (B. Solution history information page, C. Microsoft Power Platform admin center, and D. Flow information page in make.powerapps.com) offer different functionalities and insights, they may not provide the specific information and detailed view of flow executions needed for troubleshooting purposes. Therefore, option A, the Flow information page in flow.microsoft.com, would be the recommended choice for examining flow executions and troubleshooting issues in Microsoft Power Automate (previously known as Microsoft Flow).

In the admin center i have a view of the flows and errors. As it is mentioned it has only problem in peek hours - to find them the admin center helps also to see errors. I would start there and go later to make.powerautomate.com. A and D could be equally correct but admin center would be a single correct answer.

In the Powerplatform Admin Center there is a report with all the error across all the flows and which steps leaded to which errors. So normally i would give that answer. However they mention they need to examine the Execution of certain flows and that can only be done by looking at the flows themselves. So both flow.microsoft.com and make.powerapps.com should work fine. I would go for A, because that is the native url. The only doubt I have that it is the old URL. Why should you need to choose for an old url. Maybe I'm overthinking A it is.

You can also access flows through make.powerapps.com but you should use make.powerautomate.com to view and work with flows. Flow.microsoft.com is the old URL, redirects to make.powerautomate.com. Solution history has nothing to do with flow execution errors.

The answer is A.

The answer is A.

Choice: A

Given answer is definitely wrong, A and D seem both correct but D makes more sense in a scenario where we manage business logic covering flows instead of personal task covering flows.

Strange question. A and D are both correct!