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PL-900 Practice Question: Refer to the exhibit

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Refer to the exhibit.
<webrole name="Customer Support">
  <permission type="entity" name="incident">
    <scope>Contact</scope>
    <privileges>
      <privilege type="read" access="Global" />
      <privilege type="write" access="Deep" />
      <privilege type="create" access="Global" />
    </privileges>
  </permission>
</webrole>

Refer to the exhibit. A Power Pages web role configuration snippet is shown. What access does this web role grant to the 'incident' entity?

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Correct answer & explanation

✓

Read all incidents, write incidents related to the user, and create new incidents.

The configuration grants read, write, and create privileges with different scopes. Read and create are Global (all records), write is Deep (records owned by user's business unit). Scope 'Contact' means records related to the user's contact record.

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For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

✓
Read all incidents, write incidents related to the user, and create new incidents.
Why this is correct
Read Global, write Deep (related to contact), create Global.
✗
No access because the scope is set to Contact.
Why it's wrong here
Scope defines record access level, not denial.
✗
Only read incidents related to the user's contact.
Why it's wrong here
Read is Global, not restricted.
✗
Read, write, and create all incident records globally.
Why it's wrong here
Write access is Deep, not Global.

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PL-900 Practice Question: Refer to the exhibit

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