When using the configuration called allow access to this table via web service, what is true about that option?

When using the configuration called allow access to this table via web service, what is true about that option?

• A. It automatically grants access to all records
• B. It requires admin privileges
• C. User performing the query via web services must have the correct permission to access the table records
• D. No authentication is required

Answer: (C)

When you enable access to a table via web services, you’re making that table reachable by web service clients, but it doesn’t bypass security. The actual visibility of records is still controlled by the table’s ACLs and the permissions of the user making the request. So a web service call will only succeed if the user performing the query has the appropriate read access to that table’s records. This option does not automatically grant all records, does not require admin privileges, and authentication is still needed for the web service call.

When you enable access to a table via web services, you’re making that table reachable by web service clients, but it doesn’t bypass security. The actual visibility of records is still controlled by the table’s ACLs and the permissions of the user making the request. So a web service call will only succeed if the user performing the query has the appropriate read access to that table’s records. This option does not automatically grant all records, does not require admin privileges, and authentication is still needed for the web service call.