Data Modeling Flashcards

1
Q

A ____ ___ ____ and ____ must be unique for that object to avoid merge and display issues.

A

custom field name and label

For example, if you create a field label called Email and a standard field labeled Email already exists, the merge field may be unable to distinguish between them. Adding a character or a qualifier to the custom field name makes it unique. For example, Email2 or Email Lead

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2
Q

Where do you create customize fields

A

Setup, Object Manager

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3
Q

How do you update support plan information on an account?

A

App Launcher - Service - Accounts - Details

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4
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______ picklists help users enter accurate and consistent data. A ______ picklist is a custom or multi-select picklist for which the valid values depend on the value of another field, called the controlling field.

A

dependent, dependent

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5
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_____ fields can be any picklist (with at least one and fewer than 300 values) or checkbox field on the same record.

A

Controlling

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6
Q

How to create a dependency between fields

A

Setup, Object Manager tab, “choose your area”, Fields & Relationships, Field Dependencies, New

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7
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The field that drives filtering is called the “_____ field.”

A

controlling

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8
Q

The field that has its values filtered is called the “____ field.”

A

dependent

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9
Q

How to create a new support process

A

Setup, Home tab, support processes, new

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10
Q

____ values specific to a situation reduce your users’ frustration and improve accuracy over a generic bucket where a catch-all would be otherwise selected.

A

Picklist

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11
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How to add picklist Values

A

Setup, Object Manager, Case, Field & Relationships, Type

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12
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____ ___ define conditions that determine how leads or cases are processed.

A

Assignment rules

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13
Q

_____ rules automatically escalate a case when it meets the criteria you choose.

A

Escalation

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14
Q

main features of Salesforce Identity

A
Single sign-on
Connected apps
Social sign-on
Multi-factor authentication
My Domain
Centralized user account management
User provisioning
App Launcher
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15
Q

___ is required for all users who log in to the Salesforce UI

A

MFA - Multi-Factor Authentication

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16
Q

Here are the three protocols that Salesforce and other identity vendors follow to implement identity solutions.

A

SAML
OAuth 2.0
OpenID Connect

17
Q

____ is the protocol that makes moving seamlessly between Salesforce orgs and applications without logging in repeated happen

A

Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)

18
Q

SAML is an ___-based protocol

A

XML

19
Q

_____ is an open protocol used to allow secure data sharing between applications. The user works in one app but sees the data from another

A

OAuth (Open Authorization) 2.0

20
Q

When developers want to integrate their app with Salesforce, they use ___

A

OAuth APIs

examples:
A mobile app that pulls contacts from a Salesforce org uses OAuth.
A Salesforce org that gets contacts from another service also uses OAuth

21
Q

_____ adds an authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0 to enable secure exchange of user information

A

OpenID Connect protocol

OpenID Connect is built for today’s world of social networks.

22
Q

____ means who a person is. These days, authentication is often used as shorthand for authorization and authentication.

A

Authentication

23
Q

____ means what a person can do.

A

Authorization

24
Q

____ specifies the set of rules that enable systems to exchange information. Generally, the term protocol and standard are used interchangeably.

A

Protocol

25
Q

___ is a specification, a set of industry practices that vendors agree to support. Often, a standard contains a protocol to specify how the companies implement the standard.

A

Standard

26
Q

____ are what the user supplies to log in to a system.

A

Username and password

Credentials

Same thing

27
Q

____ enables a person to log in once and access other apps and services without logging in again.

A

Single sign-on (SSO)

28
Q

____ enables a person to log in to an app using the credentials established with a social account like Google. That app accepts the Google credentials, and the user doesn’t have to create another account and password.

A

Social sign-on

29
Q

_____ is a trusted service that enables users to access other websites and services without logging in again.

A

Identity provider (your already logged into)

30
Q

_____ is a website or service that hosts apps and accepts identity from an identity provider.

A

Service provider (your trying to log into)

31
Q

Which protocol allows secure data sharing between applications?

A

Oauth

32
Q

Which language is SAML based on

A

XML

33
Q

Which of the following is true when Salesforce acts as an identity provider to an external application?

A

A user logged in to Salesforce can flow through to the external application