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HOTSPOT You create a Power Platform solution to track purchasing requirements for bills of material (BOMs) and their subcomponents. The solution must meet the following requirements: Ensure that the BOMs are enabled to include the necessary subcomponents. Report changes to the BOMs or their sub-components that are made by engineers. You need to configure the solution. What should you do to meet each requirement? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. 
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Looks right from what I've seen in official docs and practice exams. Setting up entity relationships is how you'd allow BOMs to have subcomponents, and enabling auditing gives you the needed change tracking. If anyone found a better way, let me know.
Configure entity relationships for nesting subcomponents in BOMs, that's the only way to let you include subcomponents directly in Dataverse. For reporting changes by engineers, I think enabling auditing is the way to go since it captures who changed what and when. Change tracking won't give you this level of detail. Pretty sure about this but if anyone's seen a scenario where change tracking alone works for audit trails, let me know.
Yeah, it's configure entity relationships and enable auditing. That's what matches the requirements.
Wouldn't enabling change tracking instead of auditing help here for reporting changes? I thought change tracking was more about seeing updates, so not sure if auditing is really required for this scenario.
Makes sense to me, entity relationships let you nest subcomponents under BOMs, and enabling auditing is the right way to log all changes for tracking by engineers. Pretty sure these are the main setup steps here but open to other ideas.
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