How must application access be configured to prevent all other private application scopes from creating configuration records on an application data table?

How must application access be configured to prevent all other private application scopes from creating configuration records on an application data table?

• A. Set the Accessible From field value to this application scope only
• B. Set Accessible From to All Application Scopes
• C. Enable All Scopes to Create Configuration Records
• D. Use a System Administrator Override

Answer: (A)

Scope-based access controls determine who can read or write records in a table, and the Accessible From setting controls cross-scope access. To prevent all other private application scopes from creating configuration records on an application data table, you restrict access to just the table’s own scope by setting the Accessible From field to this application scope only. This isolates the data to that application, so other scopes cannot create or modify those configuration records. Choosing all application scopes would open access to others and is not appropriate here. There isn’t a valid option to “enable all scopes to create configuration records,” and relying on a System Administrator Override bypasses safeguards rather than providing proper configuration.

Scope-based access controls determine who can read or write records in a table, and the Accessible From setting controls cross-scope access. To prevent all other private application scopes from creating configuration records on an application data table, you restrict access to just the table’s own scope by setting the Accessible From field to this application scope only. This isolates the data to that application, so other scopes cannot create or modify those configuration records. Choosing all application scopes would open access to others and is not appropriate here. There isn’t a valid option to “enable all scopes to create configuration records,” and relying on a System Administrator Override bypasses safeguards rather than providing proper configuration.