APP-BUILDER practice questions 91–100

1. Question 91 · 469 in bank

   Universal Containers has a custom project evaluations object used by three business teams. Business team managers have requested that project evaluations be tracked and managed independently of each other with different set of custom fields and picklist values. What is minimally required configuration to accomplish this?

   • AWith a custom project evaluation object, create separate record types with different picklist values and page layouts for each team. Create and assign separate profiles by team.
   • BCreate separate page layouts to determine the fields and picklist values for each user based on the team indicated on their user record. User field-level security to restrict access to each team's fields.
   • CCreate separate custom objects to track project evaluations independently of each other with record types and page layouts. Assign custom objects permissions with three different profiles.
   • DWith a custom project evaluation object, create a separate page layout for each team and assign them using a profile. Use permission sets to configure each team's field list and picklist values.

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   Answer: A

   Explanation

   A. With a custom project evaluation object, create separate record types with different picklist values and page layouts for each team. Create and assign separate profiles by team. Not B becuse page layouts alone don't control individual picklist values. Record types do. Not C because while that would work, it's overkill. The much simpler solution is A. Not D because permission sets alone don't control individual picklist values. Record types do.

   Source: Adapted from community discussion — Jason_R

   References

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2. Question 92 · 469 in bank

   If any of the triggered workflow rules result in another field update that's also enabled for workflow rule re-evaluation, a domino effect occurs, and more workflow rules can be re-evaluated as a result of the newly-triggered field update.

   • ATrue
   • BFalse

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   Answer: A

   Explanation

   This cascade of workflow rule re-evaluation and triggering can happen up to five times after the initial field update that started it.

   References

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3. Question 93 · 469 in bank

   Recursive triggers may cause your organization to exceed its limit for workflow time triggers per hour.

   • ATrue
   • BFalse

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   Answer: A

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4. Question 94 · 469 in bank

   Select 2

   When do you need to refresh a sandbox? (Choose two.)

   • A3 Hours before you need it.
   • BWhen modification have been made to the production organization.
   • CAnytime.
   • DWhen you are done making changes to it.

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   Answer: BD

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5. Question 95 · 469 in bank

   Which of the following can you create safely in a production organization?

   • AApex Classes
   • BTriggers
   • CCustom Apex Controllers for Visualforce Pages
   • DReports and dashboards

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   Answer: D

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6. Question 96 · 469 in bank

   Which of the following are good ways to track changes in production?

   • ADiff the metadata.
   • BUse a change log request form.
   • CCheck the setup audit trail every week.
   • DAll of the above.

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   Answer: C

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7. Question 97 · 469 in bank

   Ideally, who should be in charge of logging all changes in production?

   • AProduct Manager
   • BAdministrator
   • CQA Engineer
   • DDeveloper

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   Answer: B

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8. Question 98 · 469 in bank

   You've developed some new functionality in production, but there are concurrent development projects in a developer sandbox. What's the best way to make sure the changes in production and projects in development are both merged?

   • ASimply refresh the developer sandbox.
   • BCopy all of the sandbox metadata to a file system, then refresh the developer sandbox, and finally deploy all the metadata to the developer sandbox.
   • CCreate a new sandbox, and then deploy from your developer sandbox to the new sandbox.
   • DNone of the above.

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   Answer: C

   Explanation

   Option C is correct !!! When you create a new sandbox from prod it will have all the new functionality introduced directly in production. Later, from dev org changes can be deployed on to Sandbox to ensure dev changes are merged and synced

   Source: Adapted from community discussion — PandaTeddy

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9. Question 99 · 469 in bank

   When is it advisable to use a full-copy sandbox?

   • AFor training users on new features.
   • BStaging before final deployment.
   • CPerformance and load testing.
   • DAll of the above.

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   Answer: A

   References

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10. Question 100 · 469 in bank

    You have a team of developers who need logins to sandbox. What's the best way to give them access?

    • ACreate them as inactive users in production.
    • BHave them login as one of the users in production.
    • CCreate them as users in sandbox, then deactivate the same number of users in production.
    • DUse Developer Edition to log into sandbox.

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    Answer: A

    Explanation

    A is correct You can create users in your production org that are inactive, and then activate them in a sandbox. This method is a good way to create a user that has the appropriate permissions to develop in a sandbox.

    Source: Adapted from community discussion — t_samuel

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