Universal Containers has just initiated a project to implement partner community. The application will be deployed into a production environment currently in use by a large Salesforce user base. The project manager has insisted that the development and testing team use a single developer sandbox. What is the risk with this approach?

1. A. Tester will encounter platform limits due to developer sandbox capacity limits.
2. B. Testers will experience functional changes throughput testing due to not having isolation form development.
3. C. Testers will hit governor limits due to large volume of users in the developer sandbox.
4. D. Refreshing the developer sandbox will take significant time.

Correct Answer: B

As a part of technical debt cleanup project, a large list of metadata components has been identified by the business analysts at Universal Containers for removal from the Salesforce org. How should an Architect manage these deletions across sandbox environments and production with minimal impact on other work streams?

1. A. Generate a destructivechanges.xml file and deploy the package via the Force.com Migration Tool
2. B. Perform deletes manually in a sandbox and then deploy a Change Set to production
3. C. Assign business analysts to perform the deletes and split up the work between them
4. D. Delete the components in production and then refresh all sandboxes to receive the changes

Correct Answer: A

In architect is working on a project that relies on functionality that cannot be deployed via the Metadata API. What is the best practice for making sure these components are deployed successfully?

1. A. Generate and deploy a change set that enables the required settings
2. B. Generate and install a managed package that enables the required settings
3. C. Utilize the metadata API's deployAllComponents call
4. D. Document deployment steps for any components that cannot be automatically deployed

Correct Answer: D

Universal Containers (UC) has gone through a global organization restructuring and process review during the last year, which triggered a review of its Salesforce org strategy. After thorough analysis of its org and global customers, UC decided to start a project to merge its Salesforce orgs, going from a multi-org to a single-org strategy.
In this scenario, what are three benefits going to a single-org strategy? Choose 3 answers

1. A. Lower administration overhead costs.
2. B. Improved Chatter collaboration across different business units.
3. C. Consolidating the business processes would be simplified.
4. D. Automatically unify data model among all lines of business.
5. E. Easier to get a 360-view of the customer.

Correct Answer: ABE

A developer on the Universal Containers team has written a test class to test a method that involves a web service callout. Within the test class, the developer is supposed to load test data, create an instance of the Mock object, set the Test.setMock() to that Mock object, call startTest(), execute the code that makes the callout, call stopTest(), and compare the result with expectations. Unfortunately, the Developer forgot to use the Test.setMock() method step. What would happen when the developer runs this test class?

1. A. The test class fails without error message since the test class will simply skip the web service callout during the execution.
2. B. The test class fails and the developer will see a message stating: Methods defined as TestMethod do not support Web service callouts.
3. C. The test class would make the web service callout and may or may not fail depending on the circumstances on the web service end
4. D. It is impossible to miss the Test.setMock() statement, the Developer Console will not let the developer save it since the test methou callout

Correct Answer: B