In which tab should you restrict access to the Fact table based on specific roles?

To effectively restrict access to the Fact table based on specific roles, the Permissions tab is the appropriate choice. This tab is designed to manage who can view or interact with various elements within a data model, including specific tables like the Fact table. By utilizing the Permissions tab, administrators can assign roles that dictate access levels, ensuring that sensitive or critical data is only visible to authorized users.

Restricting access through the Permissions tab allows for a more structured approach to data governance, ensuring compliance and security. It enables granular control, as administrators can easily define what each user role can or cannot do with the data.

The other options, while potentially relevant to data management, do not serve the purpose of controlling access at the role level. Row Level Data generally pertains to the filtering of data within a table based on user credentials but does not manage access permissions broadly. Table Filter is often used for specific queries or data views rather than managing user access. Data Filters typically apply to visualizations or reports and do not restrict access to the underlying data at the table level in the same way that the Permissions tab does.