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MAGAPUV
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An app developer enables the "Allow access to this table via web services" option in Application Access. What is the result?
A. Users querying via web services can access table records, regardless of permissions.
B. Developers from other application scopes can write scripts for this table.
C. Users are allowed to write table records but restricted from deleting via web services.
D. A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @MAGAPUV 

 

Agree my answer was not correct. Correct answer is A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

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Nikhil Bajaj9
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Hi  @MAGAPUV 

 

Correct Answer should be:- 

 

D. A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

 

Explanation:- 

Enabling this option allows the table to be exposed and accessible through web service protocols (like REST and SOAP). However, this setting does not override existing security controls. Any user or system attempting to access the table via web services must still possess the necessary roles and access control list (ACL) permissions to perform operations (create, read, update, delete) on the table's records. Without the correct permissions, even with this option enabled, access will be denied. 

 

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @MAGAPUV 

 

Agree my answer was not correct. Correct answer is A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

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Nikhil Bajaj9
Giga Sage

Hi  @MAGAPUV 

 

Correct Answer should be:- 

 

D. A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

 

Explanation:- 

Enabling this option allows the table to be exposed and accessible through web service protocols (like REST and SOAP). However, this setting does not override existing security controls. Any user or system attempting to access the table via web services must still possess the necessary roles and access control list (ACL) permissions to perform operations (create, read, update, delete) on the table's records. Without the correct permissions, even with this option enabled, access will be denied. 

 

If my answer helped you, please mark it- solution accepted.

 

Regards,

Nikhil Bajaj

 
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Sandeep Rajput
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@MAGAPUV 

D. A user with correct permissions, querying via web services, can access table records.

 

@MAGAPUV What's wrong with my response?