Exam PL-300 topic 4 question 16 discussion

Correction. Microsoft says: To copy a report to another workspace, and to create a report in another workspace based on a dataset in the current workspace, you need Build permission for the dataset. For datasets in the original workspace, if you have at least the Contributor role, you automatically have Build permission through your workspace role. So answer D would work, but because the permission must be minimal, answer B is the best answer.

B is correct.

Build permission works perfectly in this case.

D is correct but less restrictive than B. From https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-roles-new-workspaces To copy a report to another workspace, and to create a report in another workspace based on a dataset in the current workspace, you need Build permission for the dataset. You also need at least the Contributor role on the source and destination workspaces. For datasets in the original workspace, if you have at least the Contributor role, you automatically have Build permission through your workspace role.

The correct answer is B To allow the user to create a report using the data in DS1 and publish it to another workspace with the least amount of access permissions granted, you should grant the Build permission for DS1 to the user. Option B - Grant the Build permission for DS1 to the user, is the correct answer because granting Build permission for a dataset provides the user with access to the data within the dataset, and allows them to create a report using the data. This permission can be granted without giving the user access to other reports or dashboards in Workspace1. Option A - Adding the user as a Viewer of Workspace1, would not give the user permission to create reports or access the data in DS1. Option D - Adding the user as a member of Workspace1 would give them access to all the content in the workspace, including other reports and datasets, which may not be necessary and could lead to a higher risk of unauthorized access or data leaks. No confusion, no need to further discussion

Answer is B rather than D because granting "member" role will also enable dataset modification right to the user, which is not necessary.

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The correct answer is D. "The solution must minimize the number of access permissions granted to the user." "To copy a report to another workspace, and to create a report in another workspace based on a dataset in the current workspace, you need Build permission for the dataset. For datasets in the original workspace, if you have at least the Contributor role, you automatically have Build permission through your workspace role. For details, see Copy reports from other workspaces." https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-roles-new-workspaces

The correct answer is D: Requirement here is "to publish to another workspace". Therefore a Member role is necessary. (Contributor role would also work, but this is not an option as answer) Look up the Capability "Create a report in another workspace based on a dataset in this workspace" in this page: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-roles-new-workspaces

answer given is correct 'B'

B is correct.

Answer is correct