Vou have a Microsoft Fabric workspace named Workspace1 that contains a SQL database named SalesDB...

The members of SqlUsers can modify the data in SalesDB via SalesApi. → No

The members of SqlUsers can view the data in SalesDB via SalesApi. → No

The members of SqlUsers can change the field mappings of SalesApi. → Yes

For both viewing and modifying data through SalesApi, the key missing permission is Run Queries and Mutations . Microsoft’s Fabric GraphQL documentation states that callers need Execute permissions for the GraphQL API , which correspond to the Run Queries and Mutations option, and with SSO connectivity they also need appropriate permissions on the underlying data source. In the exhibit, SqlUsers has View and Edit GraphQL item selected, but Run Queries and Mutations is not selected, so members cannot query or mutate data through the API.

The third statement is Yes because the group was explicitly granted View and Edit GraphQL item . That permission is the one that allows users to open and modify the GraphQL item itself, including schema-related configuration such as field mappings in the API item. The workspace Viewer role does not by itself grant query execution through the API, but the direct GraphQL item permission shown does allow editing the item.