Which securing entities are available for selection when enabling row-level security for a Prism data source?

Enabling row-level security for a Prism data source involves using role-enabled instance fields to determine access permissions. These fields are integral to defining which users or groups can access specific rows of data based on their roles within the organization. By leveraging role-enabled instance fields, organizations can tailor data visibility according to the responsibilities and needs of different users, thereby enhancing data governance and compliance.

Selecting role-enabled instance fields allows for a flexible approach to data access management. These fields typically represent various roles or permissions tied to user profiles, ensuring that users can only view or interact with data that is relevant to their position or function within the company.

The other options—data types, field names, and report types—do not directly facilitate the creation of row-level security in the same manner. Data types refer to the kind of data being stored (e.g., string, integer), field names identify specific data attributes, and report types categorize the format or style of the report generated. While these may be important for overall data structuring and reporting, they do not serve the specific function of managing user access on a row-by-row basis.