1. What is a consideration when setting up the beta version of the State and Country Picklists feature?
Choose 2 answers
A. Validation rules must be created to enforce data entry standards.
B. State and country picklists are available on certain standard objects.
C. Planning and feature enablement require working with salesforce.com.
D. Reports, email templates, and list views are automatically updated.
Ans:
B. State and country picklists are available on certain standard objects.
D. Reports, email templates, and list views are automatically updated.
2. What is a feature of the Salesforce multitenant architecture?
Choose 2 answers
A. A tenant can view data belonging to other tenants.
B. A tenant can perform an unlimited number of database operations.
C. Tenants share hardware resources, such as memory and CPU.
D. Data is associated to a specific tenant by an assigned OrgID.
Ans:
C. Tenants share hardware resources, such as memory and CPU.
D. Data is associated to a specific tenant by an assigned OrgID.
3. When would a developer use criteria-based sharing rules to provide wider access to data?
A. To share all job application records marked as "Ready for Review" with the human resources team.
B. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with all other recruiters in the same role.
C. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with the users below them in the role hierarchy.
D. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with the users above them in the role hierarchy.
Ans:
A. To share all job application records marked as "Ready for Review" with the human resources team.
4. What is true of a lookup relationship?
Choose 2 answers
A. A lookup relationship supports roll-up summary fields.
B. Both the parent and child objects have their own sharing rules.
C. When a child record is deleted, the parent record is deleted.
D. The child object can be either a standard or custom object.
Ans:
B. Both the parent and child objects have their own sharing rules.
D. The child object can be either a standard or custom object.
5. What statement is true about organization-wide defaults?
Choose 2 answers
A. Organization-wide defaults are the only way to restrict data in the sharing model.
B. In a lookup relationship, child records inherit organization-wide defaults from the parent record.
C. Organization-wide defaults override the create, read, edit, and delete object permissions.
D. In a master-detail relationship, detail records inherit organization-wide defaults from the master record.
Ans:
A. Organization-wide defaults are the only way to restrict data in the sharing model.
D. In a master-detail relationship, detail records inherit organization-wide defaults from the master record.
6. What is true of a master-detail relationship?
Choose 2 answers
A. The detail record can be re-parented to a different master record.
B. The detail record is deleted when the master record is deleted.
C. When the detail record is deleted, the master record is also deleted.
D. The detail record can be either a standard or custom object.
Ans:
B. The detail record is deleted when the master record is deleted.
D. The detail record can be either a standard or custom object.
Choose 2 answers
A. Validation rules must be created to enforce data entry standards.
B. State and country picklists are available on certain standard objects.
C. Planning and feature enablement require working with salesforce.com.
D. Reports, email templates, and list views are automatically updated.
Ans:
B. State and country picklists are available on certain standard objects.
D. Reports, email templates, and list views are automatically updated.
2. What is a feature of the Salesforce multitenant architecture?
Choose 2 answers
A. A tenant can view data belonging to other tenants.
B. A tenant can perform an unlimited number of database operations.
C. Tenants share hardware resources, such as memory and CPU.
D. Data is associated to a specific tenant by an assigned OrgID.
Ans:
C. Tenants share hardware resources, such as memory and CPU.
D. Data is associated to a specific tenant by an assigned OrgID.
3. When would a developer use criteria-based sharing rules to provide wider access to data?
A. To share all job application records marked as "Ready for Review" with the human resources team.
B. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with all other recruiters in the same role.
C. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with the users below them in the role hierarchy.
D. To share all job application records owned by a recruiter with the users above them in the role hierarchy.
Ans:
A. To share all job application records marked as "Ready for Review" with the human resources team.
4. What is true of a lookup relationship?
Choose 2 answers
A. A lookup relationship supports roll-up summary fields.
B. Both the parent and child objects have their own sharing rules.
C. When a child record is deleted, the parent record is deleted.
D. The child object can be either a standard or custom object.
Ans:
B. Both the parent and child objects have their own sharing rules.
D. The child object can be either a standard or custom object.
5. What statement is true about organization-wide defaults?
Choose 2 answers
A. Organization-wide defaults are the only way to restrict data in the sharing model.
B. In a lookup relationship, child records inherit organization-wide defaults from the parent record.
C. Organization-wide defaults override the create, read, edit, and delete object permissions.
D. In a master-detail relationship, detail records inherit organization-wide defaults from the master record.
Ans:
A. Organization-wide defaults are the only way to restrict data in the sharing model.
D. In a master-detail relationship, detail records inherit organization-wide defaults from the master record.
6. What is true of a master-detail relationship?
Choose 2 answers
A. The detail record can be re-parented to a different master record.
B. The detail record is deleted when the master record is deleted.
C. When the detail record is deleted, the master record is also deleted.
D. The detail record can be either a standard or custom object.
Ans:
B. The detail record is deleted when the master record is deleted.
D. The detail record can be either a standard or custom object.
Number 6 is incorrect. The detail record can be re-parented to a different master record. An admin has to enable this on the object for the desired field (such as account, for instance).
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