Sharing and access control in Power BI - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to share a Power BI report with a user by specifying their email.

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PowerBIService.shareReport(reportId, [1])

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AreportName

BuserEmail

CworkspaceId

DaccessLevel

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Common Mistakes

Using the report name instead of the user's email.

Using workspace ID which is unrelated to sharing with a user.

You need to provide the user's email to share the report with them.

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medium

Complete the code to assign 'Read' access permission when sharing a dashboard.

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PowerBIService.shareDashboard(dashboardId, userEmail, [1])

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AWrite

BDelete

CAdmin

DRead

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Common Mistakes

Assigning 'Write' permission which allows editing.

Using 'Admin' which grants full control.

The 'Read' permission allows the user to view the dashboard without editing rights.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to revoke access from a user by specifying the correct method.

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PowerBIService.[1]Access(reportId, userEmail)

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Ashare

Bremove

Crevoke

Dgrant

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Common Mistakes

Using 'grant' or 'share' which add permissions instead of removing.

Using 'remove' which is not the correct method name.

The correct method to revoke access is 'revokeAccess'.

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hard

Fill both blanks to set workspace access level and add a user to the workspace.

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workspace.setAccessLevel(userEmail, [1])
workspace.[2]User(userEmail)

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AMember

Badd

CAdmin

Dremove

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Common Mistakes

Using 'removeUser' instead of adding.

Setting access level to 'Admin' when 'Member' is required.

Set the access level to 'Member' and use 'addUser' to add the user to the workspace.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a role with specific permissions and assign it to a user.

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role = new Role([1]: 'Data Analyst', [2]: ['Read', 'Export'], [3]: userEmail)

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Aname

Bpermissions

CassignTo

Ddescription

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Common Mistakes

Using 'description' instead of 'name' for the role.

Missing the 'assignTo' field to link the role to a user.

The role object requires 'name', 'permissions', and 'assignTo' fields to define and assign the role.