PL-600 Exam Dumps : Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect

Box 1: Add users to Microsoft 365.

Scenario: Users cannot view Power BI reports within the Power Platform apps.

Issue: The people you share with may see a locked tile in a dashboard, or a "Permission required" message when they try to view a report.

Solution: You need to grant them permission to the underlying dataset.

Go to the All or the Datasets + dataflows tab in your content list.

Select More options (...) next to a dataset, then select Manage permissions.

Select Add user.

Enter the full email addresses for individuals, distribution groups, or security groups.

Select Grant access.

Box 2: Configure an on-premises data gateway.

Scenario: The company plans to reference historical data in the [on-premises] existing system. The records held in these systems will not be migrated to the new solution except for medication information.

The on-premises data gateway acts as a bridge to provide quick and secure data transfer between on-premises data (data that isn't in the cloud) and several Microsoft cloud services. These cloud services include Power BI, PowerApps, Power Automate, Azure Analysis Services, and Azure Logic Apps. By using a gateway, organizations can keep databases and other data sources on their on-premises networks, yet securely use that on-premises data in cloud services.

Box 1: Reduce usage of near real-time workflows

A real-time workflow can be converted to asynchronous workflow and back to real-time.

Box 2: Convert all Dynamics 365 workflows to Power Automate cloud flows.

Workflows are limited to Microsoft Dynamics 365/CRM application only.

Power Automate can span across multiple web-based services or applications at the same time.

Dynamics 365 CRM Workflows can be converted to Power Automate flows.

With the position hierarchy security, a user at a higher position has access to the records owned by a lower position user or by the team that a user is a member of, and to the records that are directly shared to the user or the team that a user is a member of.

The hierarchy security model is an extension to the earlier security models that use business units, security roles, sharing, and teams. It can be used in conjunction with all other existing security models.