You create and share a Microsoft Flow button for the Account entity. The button sends a Microsoft Teams meeting invitation from Dynamics. Which users can view the flow button run history?
A.
Each user can only view their run history.
B.
System administrator may only view the run history.
C.
Only the user who creates the button can view the run history for all users.
D.
Every user can view all run history.
E.
People with the appropriate role can see all run history.
All run history, including the runs initiated by a person with whom a button is shared, appear only on the Activity tab of the button creator's Power Automate mobile app
All run history, including the runs initiated by a person with whom a button is shared, appear only on the Activity tab of the button creator's Power Automate mobile app
Although C is the correct answer from the given choices. But I wanted to discuss regarding this.
I just read in a course that all owners can access the run history for button flow. Please read the text below.
"When you share the button using the share command you add users as owners of the flow. Adding another owner allows others to edit, update and delete this flow. All owners can also access the run history ..."
Is this correct for all types of flows or just for button flows?
Have a look at this.
Monitor the run history
All run history, including the runs initiated by a person with whom a button is shared, appear only on the Activity tab of the button creator's Power Automate mobile app
True I've tested this myself by assign a Flow to another user. Once shared to the second user, they are also able to see the full run history. (from even before they were added as owners).
C is the only correct answer from the provided options, but technically it's not just the person who created it, but any owner of the Flow can see the Run history.
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