Question
A company uses Power Apps with Microsoft Dataverse.
The company enables auditing on the Dataverse database. The company tenant reaches the maximum storage capacity.
You need to delete some auditing data.
Which three deletion options should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
- A. by record Correct
- B. between two specified dates
- C. by table Correct
- D. older than a specified date Correct
- E. by column
Explanation
Dataverse lets administrators delete audit data in these ways. By table: select one or more tables and delete their audit logs. Older than a specified date: delete all logs up to and including a selected date. By record: delete a single record's entire change history from its Audit History tab or from the Audit Summary view (Delete Change History). You can also delete all access logs. There is no option to delete logs between two specified dates, because the date option always deletes everything up to the chosen date. There is no option to delete audit logs for a single column.
