That observation would verify a different goal: An allowed group queries its permitted table and the other group receives a denied response. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Permitted and denied employees retrieve different rows during role-based tests.

That observation would verify a different goal: A Viewer with the limited OneLake role sees permitted data; editing users no longer retain unintended broad rights. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Permitted and denied employees retrieve different rows during role-based tests.

That observation would verify a different goal: A restricted test user cannot retrieve a protected row through any authorized model query path. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Permitted and denied employees retrieve different rows during role-based tests.

Use the current .pbip project definition as the authoritative development artifact. is an approach for a different requirement: PBIP projects support Git-based collaboration; stale compiled files can diverge from reviewed edits. In the present case, pBIP represents report/model project artifacts as folder-based files suitable for version control.

Review branch content and uncommitted item state before changing the linked workspace branch. is an approach for a different requirement: Branch switching can synchronize the workspace to the destination branch's tracked definitions. In the present case, pBIP represents report/model project artifacts as folder-based files suitable for version control.

Connect a supported workspace to Git integration and commit supported item definitions. is an approach for a different requirement: Git integration version-controls supported workspace items through a linked repository and branch. In the present case, pBIP represents report/model project artifacts as folder-based files suitable for version control.

That observation would verify a different goal: Analyst creates a thin report using the shared model while direct model editing remains blocked. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Manager shares a report with an analyst but cannot delete the workspace itself.

That observation would verify a different goal: Confirm the user opens existing reports but cannot save edits or create a new lakehouse. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Manager shares a report with an analyst but cannot delete the workspace itself.

That observation would verify a different goal: The partner opens the authorized item but cannot list unrelated restricted workspace assets. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: Manager shares a report with an analyst but cannot delete the workspace itself.

Use an item-scoped permission grant and avoid assigning Contributor across the workspace. is an approach for a different requirement: Workspace Contributor would give unnecessarily broad modification rights compared with item access. In the present case, build enables creating dependent content against a semantic model without requiring ownership of its definition.

Review the report and dependent semantic model permissions instead of sharing only the report URL. is an approach for a different requirement: Access to a report artifact and permission to use its source semantic model are separate concerns. In the present case, build enables creating dependent content against a semantic model without requiring ownership of its definition.

Grant item-level sharing or permissions rather than a workspace role across all items. is an approach for a different requirement: Item permissions target a named resource while workspace roles generally apply to every item. In the present case, build enables creating dependent content against a semantic model without requiring ownership of its definition.

Inspect direct item sharing and permissions, not only workspace-role assignments. is an approach for a different requirement: Direct item grants can authorize access to a specific item without a workspace-wide role. In the present case, viewer provides read access across workspace content without granting item creation or editing rights.

Use the workspace Admin role for the person who manages membership and workspace settings. is an approach for a different requirement: Admin is the role with full workspace management and permission administration capabilities. In the present case, viewer provides read access across workspace content without granting item creation or editing rights.

Grant the workspace Member role for authoring and sharing without full Admin control. is an approach for a different requirement: Member can share and manage content while the Admin role retains higher-level workspace controls. In the present case, viewer provides read access across workspace content without granting item creation or editing rights.

That observation would verify a different goal: The team lists affected models and reports before approving the upstream schema migration. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: The authorized client connects and reads model tables, measures, and partitions.

That observation would verify a different goal: A new user opens the template, supplies their parameters, and builds a new report. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: The authorized client connects and reads model tables, measures, and partitions.

That observation would verify a different goal: Updating the central measure changes results consistently in all connected thin reports. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: The authorized client connects and reads model tables, measures, and partitions.

That observation would verify a different goal: The partner opens the authorized item but cannot list unrelated restricted workspace assets. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: User creates a test pipeline but cannot add a new workspace member.

That observation would verify a different goal: Administrator adds a member and updates workspace settings while permissions are audit logged. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: User creates a test pipeline but cannot add a new workspace member.

That observation would verify a different goal: The permitted user sees visuals; an unapproved user still cannot access underlying model data. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: User creates a test pipeline but cannot add a new workspace member.

Connect a supported workspace to Git integration and commit supported item definitions. is an approach for a different requirement: Git integration version-controls supported workspace items through a linked repository and branch. In the present case, git integration synchronizes supported definitions; unsupported workspace items aren't automatically versioned.

Use the current .pbip project definition as the authoritative development artifact. is an approach for a different requirement: PBIP projects support Git-based collaboration; stale compiled files can diverge from reviewed edits. In the present case, git integration synchronizes supported definitions; unsupported workspace items aren't automatically versioned.

Review branch content and uncommitted item state before changing the linked workspace branch. is an approach for a different requirement: Branch switching can synchronize the workspace to the destination branch's tracked definitions. In the present case, git integration synchronizes supported definitions; unsupported workspace items aren't automatically versioned.

That observation would verify a different goal: The chain from source transformation to dependent report is visible before a schema change. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: A new user opens the template, supplies their parameters, and builds a new report.

That observation would verify a different goal: Opening the file starts a connector flow pointing to the approved source. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: A new user opens the template, supplies their parameters, and builds a new report.

That observation would verify a different goal: An approved measure change is deployed and can be queried in the target model. It does not demonstrate the specific required result: A new user opens the template, supplies their parameters, and builds a new report.

Use the workspace Contributor role for item creation and editing without membership administration. is an approach for a different requirement: Contributor supports authoring and data write operations but lacks Member and Admin membership-management capabilities. In the present case, being allowed to open an item is distinct from rights to read particular rows, columns and files.

Use an item-scoped permission grant and avoid assigning Contributor across the workspace. is an approach for a different requirement: Workspace Contributor would give unnecessarily broad modification rights compared with item access. In the present case, being allowed to open an item is distinct from rights to read particular rows, columns and files.

Grant the workspace Member role for authoring and sharing without full Admin control. is an approach for a different requirement: Member can share and manage content while the Admin role retains higher-level workspace controls. In the present case, being allowed to open an item is distinct from rights to read particular rows, columns and files.

Inspect direct item sharing and permissions, not only workspace-role assignments. is an approach for a different requirement: Direct item grants can authorize access to a specific item without a workspace-wide role. In the present case, access to a report artifact and permission to use its source semantic model are separate concerns.

Grant Build permission on the semantic model to the report author. is an approach for a different requirement: Build enables creating dependent content against a semantic model without requiring ownership of its definition. In the present case, access to a report artifact and permission to use its source semantic model are separate concerns.

Grant item-level sharing or permissions rather than a workspace role across all items. is an approach for a different requirement: Item permissions target a named resource while workspace roles generally apply to every item. In the present case, access to a report artifact and permission to use its source semantic model are separate concerns.