Development-Lifecycle-and-Deployment-Architect試験無料問題集「Salesforce Certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect 認定」

A. REST API SObject Tree Request

B. Bulk API 2.0

C. REST API Composite Request

D. Streaming API

A. The test class would make the web service callout and may or may not fail depending on the circumstances on the web service end

B. The test class fails and the developer will see a message stating: Methods defined asTestMethod do not support Web service callouts.

C. It is impossible to miss the Test.setMock() statement, the Developer Console will not let the developer save it since the test method callout

D. The test class fails without error message since the test class will simply skip the webservice callout during the execution.

A. Refresh the developer's sandbox, develop changes, refresh the common sandbox, deploy to the common sandbox, test changes

B. Refresh the developer's sandbox, develop changes, test changes, refresh thedeveloper's sandbox, deploy to the common sandbox

C. Refresh the common sandbox, develop changes, refresh the developers and box, deploy to the common sandbox, test changes

D. Refresh the developer's sandbox, develop changes, refresh the developer's sandbox, deploy to the common sandbox, test changes

A. Fix the issue in hotflix, test, and deploy to production.

B. Fix the issue in development, test, UAT, and deploy to production.

C. Fix the issue in staging and deploy it into production.

D. Follow the release management process to move to production.

A. Utilize a dedicated developer pro sandbox to address critical bugs and release to production.

B. Include fixes for critical bugs in the ongoing Development sandboxes so that they will be released with the other code.

C. Keep teams separate until the end of the project and create a Full Copy sandbox to merge their work then.

D. Address critical bugs in the Development sandboxes and push those changes to production separately.

A. Leave them to the Salesforce security review team, they would catch it if those are true problems.

B. Leave a partner support case, the partner manager will engage Salesforce support resources to help.

C. Review the Checkmarx errors and fix all of them before submitting security review. Salesforce security review team will reject the request if any error remains.

D. Review the Checkmarx errors. If there is no need to fix, mark them as false positive and attach explanation, then submit.

A. UAT is on a preview release and SIT is not.

B. There is no problem, this is expected behavior.

C. SIT is on a preview release and UAT is not.

D. Use the DX command line instead.

A. Set the classes as deprecated in package A and recreate them in package B.

B. Set the classes as deprecated in package A and recreate them in package B with new names.

C. Move the classes of package A to package 8 and change the code for package B that called this class from package A.

D. Move the classes of package A to package B and create new package versions.

A. Create transparency by being honest and clear about timing, planning, and obstacles.

B. Respect other teams by not doing their work (a developer should not test the software).

C. Deliver working software, so if a software component is working, avoid changing it.

D. Embrace change by working on a different scope every day.

A. Generate and deploy a change set that enables the required settings

B. Document deployment steps for any components that cannot be automatically deployed

C. Generate and install a managed package that enables the required settings

D. Utilize the metadata API's deploy All Components call

A. Export current customization in the organization as an xml file.

B. Perform CRUD operations o manage records in the organization.

C. Migrate configuration changes between two organizations.

D. Migrate data changes between two organizations using a csv file.

A. Perform a Refresh Data in the full sandbox.

B. Create a daily process of copying new and changed data in production to the full sandbox.

C. Before any deployment in production, the same process must be performed in this sandbox.

D. Refresh the full sandbox after every deployment in production.

A. UC follows a unification enterprise architecture operating model by having orgs with the same processes implemented foreach business unit.

B. Acquired company that has its own Salesforce org and operates in a different business with its own set of regulatory requirements.

C. UC wants to use Chatter for collaboration among different business units and stop working in silos.

D. UC is launching a new line of business with independent processes and adding any new feature to it is too complex.

A. The fix should be made in the developer environment where the project work was done. Once the fix has been made, it should go through a full deployment/testing process and adhere to the normal project cadence.

B. Correcting the bug in UAT is ideal. Since UAT is a full copy, it will be the fastest location to fix and test the resolution.

C. UC should spin up a new sandbox to use as a hot fix environment. Once the bug is corrected, the change should be applied to production and downstream environments.

D. Since the issue was found in production, it should be treated as a change request and go into the backlog as an enhancement.

A. Change Sets

B. Force.com IDE

C. Force.com Migration Tool

D. Workbench

A. Increase the size of the testing team assigned to the project.

B. Introduce manual code review before deployment to the production org.

C. Introduce static code analysis before deployment to the testing sandbox.

D. Introduce manual code review before deployment to the testing sandbox.

A. Test data must have positive as well as negative data.

B. Test classes should not create custom setting data.

C. Execute test classes under various profiles

D. Test classes must use existing data in the environment.

A. Troubleshoot deployment errors that occurred during the last release

B. Prioritize the Salesforce product roadmap with business stakeholders

C. Conduct code reviews for projects in the development phase

D. Approve the upcoming release for deployment into production