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You are building a Power Pages site for a supermarket chain.
The company plans to have the managers of individual stores use the site. Managers will authenticate on the site each week by using their corporate identity to update stock information for their store. Managers must be able to add and update stock information for their store only.
You need to configure the site security.
Solution: Configure table permissions.
Does the solution meet the goal?
- A. Yes
- B. No Correct
Explanation
No. A table permission takes effect only when it is associated with one or more web roles, and only users in those web roles get its privileges. Configuring table permissions alone does not give the managers access. You also need a web role for store managers, assigned to them when they sign in with their corporate identity, and the table permission must use Account (or Contact) access with Create and Write privileges, so that each manager can add and update stock records for their own store only.
