Exam TDA-C01 topic 1 question 123 discussion

Actual exam question from Tableau's TDA-C01

Question #: 123
Topic #: 1

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You have a Tableau workbook that connects to a database. The database requires that you sign in.

You want to publish the workbook to Tableau Server. You must ensure that users who do NOT have access to the database can view the published workbook.

Which three actions should you perform in order? (Place the three correct options in order. Use the arrows to move Options to Answer Area. Use Answer Area arrows to re-order the options.)

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by butaman at Jan. 21, 2025, 3 a.m.

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d98a23f

1 month, 2 weeks ago

it's crazy that the given answer is incorrect.first step, publish to the server. that allow you to have the second step, which is from the data source section of publish workbook dialog box, select edit, and finally,set authentification to embedded password to allow people whomm don't have data base access to view the dahsboard, otherwise it would have been prompt user. so the correct answ<er is 3,4,2. And extact or live mode is not the point here.

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d98a23f

1 month, 2 weeks ago

i would say in addition that the embedded option is located in the "publish type" instead of the authentification part where yoiu can just have refresh not enable or allow refresh access. the question it self is a bit wrong.

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ShazzyHawk

1 month, 3 weeks ago

Step | Action 1 | From the Data Sources section of the Publish Workbook dialog box, select Edit. 2 | From the Manage Data Sources popup, set Authentication to Embedded password. 3 | Publish to the server.

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janasuresh

4 months, 1 week ago

5,3,2 5: Save the extracted data source. 3:Go to "Server" > "Publish Data Source". 2: "Embedded password" authentication option in the data source

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butaman

5 months ago

5,4,2 5, From the Data menu, select the data sources, and then select Add to Saved Data Sources. This action extracts the data from the database and saves it as a separate data source within your Tableau workbook. This creates an independent copy of the data, decoupling it from the original database connection. 4, From the Data Sources section of the Publish Workbook dialog box, select Edit. This allows you to modify the data source settings during the publishing process. 2, From the Manage Data Sources popup, set Authentication to Embedded password. This option embeds the necessary credentials (username and password) directly within the published data source. This ensures that the workbook can access the data without requiring users to have separate database logins.

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