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PL-300 Exam - Question 303


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You have a Power BI semantic model.

You need to configure row-level security (RLS) to restrict data access for users that have the Viewer permissions.

Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

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b2775a4
Feb 10, 2025

Correct Sequence: 1. From Microsoft Power BI Desktop, create a new RLS role by using a DAX filter. • You must first define the RLS roles and the corresponding DAX filters in Power BI Desktop to determine how data is restricted for different users. 2. Publish the semantic model. • After creating the RLS roles, you need to publish the semantic model to the Power BI Service to apply these roles in the cloud environment. 3. From the Power BI service, assign the new RLS role to the users. • Once the model is published, you assign the roles to specific users or groups in the Power BI Service to enforce RLS.

MANANDAVEY
Feb 20, 2025

Given answer is wrong. 1. From Microsoft Power BI Desktop, create a new RLS role by using a DAX filter. 2. Publish the semantic model. 3. From the Power BI service, assign the new RLS role to the users. Correct sequence.

Jasmine121
Feb 20, 2025

The given answer is wrong. You have to first publish your semantic model to the power bi service and next you can do RLS setting on your report. I go for (1) From Desktop.... (2) Publish the senmatic model (3) From the Power BI service...

0002110
Mar 5, 2025

Yes this is the correct sequence

SylUK
Feb 14, 2025

I am ok with the answer's order 1. From Microsoft Power BI Desktop, create a new RLS role by using a DAX filter 2. From the Power BI service, assign the new RLS role to the users. 3. Publish the semantic model.

0002110
Mar 5, 2025

wrong sequence

be79ac3
Apr 21, 2025

1.2.3 Makes more sense you have updated the version in the desktop, then published, then headed to the service.