Microsoft Exam PL-200 Topic 2 Question 86 Discussion

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Question #: 86
Topic #: 2

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A company uses Power Apps.

Users must be able to view only the address1 columns in the Account table.

You need to ensure other address columns are not visible to users when creating views and filters.

What should you do?

ADisable the Search option for the columns.

BCreate business rules to hide the other address columns.

CDelete the other address columns from the table.

DUse column-level security to remove read access to all users.

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by Lashaun at Sep 14, 2024, 06:14 PM

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Dean

1 months ago

I'm torn between B and D, but I think I'd lean towards D. Removing read access is the surest way to keep those pesky users out of the other address columns. Wouldn't want them to get any funny ideas, you know?

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Reita

5 days ago

Yeah, D is the safest bet. We need to make sure those address columns stay hidden.

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Thomasena

9 days ago

Disabling the Search option might not be enough. D is the way to go for sure.

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Shaun

10 days ago

I agree, D seems like the most secure choice. We don't want users seeing what they shouldn't.

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Annalee

11 days ago

I think D is the best option. It's important to restrict access to those columns.

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Jaime

1 months ago

Option A seems a bit too simple. Disabling the Search option won't really hide the other columns, it'll just make them a bit harder to find. Gotta go with a more comprehensive solution here.

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Dulce

1 months ago

Option C is just too drastic. Deleting the other address columns? That's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater. I'd rather hide them from view than get rid of them entirely.

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Carin

14 days ago

A: That could work, but I still prefer just hiding the columns from view.

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Melinda

22 days ago

B: I think using column-level security to remove read access is the way to go.

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Emeline

24 days ago

A: I agree, deleting the columns seems extreme.

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Sunny

2 months ago

I'd go with Option D. Using column-level security to remove read access to all users is a more robust and secure solution. Don't want any curious users peeking at the other address columns!

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Pauline

1 months ago

Definitely, using column-level security is the way to go to restrict access to certain columns.

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Susana

1 months ago

Yeah, Option D seems like the most secure way to handle this.

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Ilene

2 months ago

I agree, Option D is the best choice to ensure data security.

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Lucia

2 months ago

Option B seems like the best choice. Creating business rules to hide the other address columns will ensure users can only see the address1 column, without permanently deleting the other columns.

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