HOTSPOT You publish the dataset to powerbi.com. For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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NO, YES, YES. That last "can use basic authentication" bit is tricky-a lot of folks think it's not allowed, but the statement just asks if it's possible, not required. Saw similar wording on a practice set. Open to debate though.
NO, YES, YES. Basic authentication is still valid for lots of connectors, not just OData. Pretty sure that's what they're after here.
NO, YES, YES fits here. Gateway isn't needed unless pulling from on-prem data, which trips people up. Scheduled refresh and basic auth both make sense for published/import datasets in the service. Let me know if I missed a detail.
Are you sure about NO, YES, NO? Last one looks like a trap since basic authentication is still allowed for many sources.
Not NO, YES, NO-pretty sure it's NO, YES, YES. The last part is easy to miss since basic auth still works for many connectors. The third statement trips people up a lot.
Still confused by how Microsoft words these-NO, YES, YES is what I got too.
I don’t think it’s NO, YES, NO-the trap is assuming basic auth isn’t available at all. It just asks if you can use it somewhere, so NO, YES, YES fits based on how Power BI supports data sources.
Saw this format on some recent practice sets, pretty sure it's NO, YES, YES.
Nah, "NO, YES, YES" is the way to go here. The trap's thinking basic auth isn't supported, but it's just asking if you *can* use it, not if you have to. Saw a similar question in a practice batch.
Yeah this lines up with what I've seen: NO, YES, YES. "Can use" just means it's available somewhere, not for every connector.
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