DEV I Certification Flashcards
Describe the relationship between sObjects and Salesforce records.
A - The name of an sObject field in Apex is the label of the field in Salesforce.
B - A custom object’s API name and label are the same.
C - Every record in Salesforce is natively represented as an sObject in Apex.
C - Every record in Salesforce is natively represented as an sObject in Apex.
You can obtain an instance of an sObject, such as Account, in one of the following ways:
A - By creating the sObject only.
B - Either by creating the sObject or by retrieving a persistent record from Salesforce using SOQL.
C - By retrieving the sObject only.
B - Either by creating the sObject or by retrieving a persistent record from Salesforce using SOQL.
Which of the following is correct about a generic sObject variable?
A - A generic sObject variable can be assigned only to another generic sObject.
B - Generic sObjects can’t be created.
C - A generic sObject variable can be assigned to any specific sObject, standard or custom. Such as Account or Book__c.
C - A generic sObject variable can be assigned to any specific sObject, standard or custom. Such as Account or Book__c.
When identifying processes to bring into Salesforce, look for:
A - Manual processes with numerous steps
B - Email-driven processes
C - Teams using spreadsheets to run the business
D - Documents shared on local directories
E - All of the above
E - All of the Above
Three use cases for Finance on the platform are:
A - Help desk, Pricing, Facilities management
B - Vendor management, Transportation, Contract management
C - Budget management, Pricing, Contract management
D - Identify management, Billing management, Budget management
E - All of the above
C - Budget management, Pricing, Contract management
Our trusted, multitenant cloud means you get:
A - The benefits of the same core set of features for all customers
B - Upgrades three times a year
C - No software to install to access Salesforce
D - All of the above
D - All of the above
The Salesforce API is:
A - Like a contract between two pieces of software, allowing them to connect and exchange information
B - Not available for certain technologies such as wearables
C - The exact same thing as an API name
D - Only for programmers to use
A - Like a contract between two pieces of software, allowing them to connect and exchange information
Metadata refers to:
A - Everything in your Salesforce org, including your customer and user data
B - A representation of your standard functionality, without customizations
C - Data about data
D - Configuration-based modifications only
C - Data about data
The Company Information page is where you can find:
A - Your org ID
B - Licenses available and in use
C - Information on important limits such as data and file usage
D - All of the above
D - All of the above
What are the three main categories in the Setup menu?
A - Object Management, Preferences, Groups
B - User Management, Settings, Security
C - Administration, Platform Tools, Settings
D - AppExchange, Profiles, Customizations
C - Administration, Platform Tools, Settings
What is an easy way to find what you’re looking for in the Setup menu?
A - Type the first few letters of what you’re looking for in the Quick Find box.
B - Click headings and subheadings until you find what you’re looking for.
C - Memorize what’s in each category.
D - Click one of the main categories in the Setup menu, then look at the page to the right.
A - Type the first few letters of what you’re looking for in the Quick Find box.
When you’re getting started with AppExchange, a best practice is to:
A - Install apps of interest right away.
B - Request the top 3 apps from each department.
C - Develop a plan, including budget, timing, and key department use cases.
D - Install apps directly into production.
C - Develop a plan, including budget, timing, and key department use cases.
When you want to find an app after you install it, what should you enter in the Quick Find box in Setup?
A - Installed Apps B - Installed Packages C - Installed Components D - Installations E - Apps
B - Installed Packages
You can choose to use asynchronous processing when:
A - You need to make callouts to external web services.
B - You want to create a better and faster user experience.
C - You are processing a large number of records.
D - All of the above
D - All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a type of asynchronous processing?
A - Batch Apex
B - Queueable Apex
C - Future Methods
D - Back to the Future Apex
D - Back to the Future Apex
