Developer Trail - Beginner Flashcards
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, Audit Management.
D. Identity Management, Billing Management, Budget Management.
E. All of the above.
C. Budget Management, Pricing, Audit Management.
Our trusted, multitenant cloud means you get:
A. The benefits of the same code base, 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 is an easy way to create an app with just a few clicks?
A. Setup > Force.com Home > Getting Started > Add App
B. Setup > Manage Apps > App Menu
C. Setup > Google Apps > Settings
D. Home > Custom Links > AppExchange Directory
A. Setup > Force.com Home > Getting Started > Add App
What is the easiest 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 Search All Setup box.
B. Click headings and subheadings and 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 Search All Setup 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.
Collections on the AppExchange include: A. Salesforce1 Mobile B. Getting Started C. Customer Picks D. Gamification E. All of the above
D. Gamification
To access an app you’ve installed, go to: A. Setup > Create > Apps B. Setup > Build > Installed Packages C. Setup > Build > Create > Packages D. Setup > Administer > Manage Apps
B. Setup > Build > Installed Packages
All of the following are advantages of Force.com objects except:
A. All object attributes are described with metadata, making it easy to create and modify records programmatically or through a visual interface.
B. Every object in a Salesforce organization is automatically linked with all other objects in the organization.
C. Objects can have relationship fields that define how records in an object relate to records in another object.
D. Objects have built-in support for access management, validation, formulas, and history tracking.
B. Every object in a Salesforce organization is automatically linked with all other objects in the organization.
What’s the difference between standard and custom objects?
A. Standard objects are limited to a standard set of fields; custom objects are made up of custom fields.
B. Standard objects include standard layouts; custom objects allow you to change their layouts.
C. Standard objects are included with Salesforce by default; custom objects are objects that you create in your organization.
C. Standard objects are included with Salesforce by default; custom objects are objects that you create in your organization.
Objects can have all of the following types of custom fields, except: A. Custom address B. Picklist C. Checkbox D. Date/Time
A. Custom address
Which of these types of relationship fields can you define in Force.com? A. Relational and Parent-Child B. Link and Parent-Child C. Lookup and Master-Detail D. Relational and Master-Detail
C. Lookup and Master-Detail
All of the following are advantages of the Schema Builder except:
A. All object and field relationship details are available from one screen.
B. You can view fields and relationships for custom, but not standard objects.
C. Schema Builder shows details like field values, required fields, and how objects are related.
D. It’s easy to build objects and fields directly from the Schema Builder, allowing you to visualize and change relationships with ease.
B. You can view fields and relationships for custom, but not standard objects.
To create a custom object from the Schema Builder:
A. From the Objects tab, select New > Object.
B. From the Elements tab, drag Object onto the canvas.
C. Right-click in the canvas and select ‘New Object’.
B. From the Elements tab, drag Object onto the canvas.
To create a custom field from the Schema Builder:
A. From the Objects tab, select New > Field.
B. In the canvas, right-click an object and select New Field.
C. From the Elements tab, drag a field type onto the canvas.
C. From the Elements tab, drag a field type onto the canvas.
You can export data from Salesforce using any of the following methods except:
A. Use the Data Manager tool to manually request an export of all the data in your organization.
B. Use the Data Export wizard within Salesforce to export data manually or automatically.
C. Use the Data Loader client application.
A. Use the Data Manager tool to manually request an export of all the data in your organization.
When using the Data Export Wizard to manually export data, you can only export data if:
A. Your data doesn’t include attachments, images, or documents.
B. You’ve installed a client application to export the data.
C. Enough time has passed since your last export.
C. Enough time has passed since your last export.
When using the Data Export Wizard to manually export data, you must do all select all of the following, except.
A. Start date and end date.
B. Start Time
C. Number of attached items.
D. Types of data to include in the export.
C. Number of attached items.
You can configure access to data at all of the following levels, except: A. Organization B. Objects C. Page Layouts D. Records
C. Page Layouts
You can secure data at the organization level, using all of these methods, except: A. Limit login IP addresses B. Limit login hours C. Set password policies D. Use hardware token
D. Use hardware token
Which of these is not a method for controlling record-level access? A. Organization-Wide Defaults B. Role Hierarchy C. Profiles D. Sharing Rules
C. Profiles
