Exam PL-400 topic 4 question 22 discussion

Answer is D

D is Correct! You need to associate the flow with the user security group (otherwise you wont be able to see/edit)

I'm not sure about the option 'D'. Before, the button was called 'Enable security roles', and you could select those security roles that can view the BPF, but, nowadays the button is called 'Edit security roles', and whether you click on the button you can not select the roles anymore, just see the roles list and go to its definition. Returning to the question premises, the users already have grants on the BPF (Create, Read, and Write privileges), therefore, with this privilege, you are making the association. The options 'A' and 'B' don't make sense in this case, I would go for option 'C'. Sources: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dynamics-365-assigning-security-roles-business-process-chris-aiello https://debajmecrm.com/business-process-flow-not-appearing-on-dynamics-365-cds-form-although-the-user-has-access-to-process-flow-table-check-this-out/

D correct! By ensuring that the correct user security roles are associated with the business process flow, you should resolve the issue and make the flow appear when users create new contact records in the model-driven app. This allows users with the specified security roles to see and use the business process flow as intended. Here are the steps needed to achieve this: - Open Business Process Flow - Edit Business Process Flow - Check Security Roles - Associate with User Security Roles, and - Save and Publish

should be D

To resolve this issue, you should open the business process flow and associate the flow with the user security roles by using the Edit security button on the command bar. This will ensure that the users with the appropriate security roles will be able to view the business process flow when they create new contact records.