Salesforce Certified Tableau CRM and Einstein Discovery Consultant — Question 88

A new field called "CardBalance" is added to the standard object, Account. The team wants to add this new field to a Tableau CRM dataset that sources the
Account object; however, the team needs to limit the users who are able to view that field's data in the dataset.
How can a Tableau CRM Consultant help them implement this new requirement?

Answer options

• A. Add the new field to the existing dataset and use the XMD file parameters to hide the new field from users who should not have access to it.
• B. Create a new Account dataset containing the new field and give access to this dataset only to users who should be able to see the new field.
• C. Add the new field to the existing dataset and use "Security Predicates" to hide it from users who should not access it.
• D. Add the new field to the existing dataset and activate "Sharing inheritance" in the Account object so only users who have access to the field in Salesforce will have access in Tableau CRM.

Correct answer: B

Explanation

The correct answer is B because creating a new dataset allows for precise control over who can access the 'CardBalance' field. Options A and C do not provide sufficient control over visibility for the specific field, while option D relies on Salesforce access permissions, which may not align with the requirements for Tableau CRM.