SALESFORCE-PD1 Process Automation And Logic — Timed 10 Questions

Question 1

In what order does Salesforce execute system validation rules relative to Before Triggers during an insert operation?

Accepted Answer

System validation rules execute before Before Triggers.. System validation rules execute before Before Triggers in the standard Salesforce order of execution.

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System validation rules run after Before Triggers but before custom validation rules.

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Before Triggers execute before system validation rules.

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Before Triggers and system validation rules run concurrently.

Question 2

A developer needs to execute logic before a record is saved to the database, with the ability to modify field values on the same record without issuing a DML statement. Which trigger event should be used?

Accepted Answer

Before Insert. The stem asks for a trigger event to execute logic before a record is saved. While 'Before Insert' is correct for new records, 'Before Update' is required for existing records. The provided options only include 'Before Insert', making the question technically incomplete or misleading for a general scenario.

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After Insert

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After Update

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Before Undelete

Question 3

What is the maximum CPU time limit for a synchronous Apex transaction in a developer edition org?

Accepted Answer

10,000 milliseconds. The synchronous CPU time limit is 10,000 milliseconds for standard transactions.

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60,000 milliseconds

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120,000 milliseconds

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5,000 milliseconds

Question 4

A developer wrote a batch job that encounters unhandled exceptions on specific records. To ensure that processing of other records continues despite errors in a chunk, what parameter should be configured in the start method or execution?

Accepted Answer

Database.upsert with allOrNone set to false. When performing DML operations within a batch job's execute method, setting the allOrNone parameter to false (e.g., Database.insert(records, false)) allows partial success. This ensures that records without errors are successfully processed and committed, while failed records can be captured in SaveResult objects for logging without failing the entire chunk.

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Database.allowsCallouts

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System.abortJob()

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Database.rollback()

Question 5

A Queueable Apex job implements Database.AllowsCallouts and chains another Queueable job. What is the maximum number of jobs that can be chained in a single transaction chain?

Accepted Answer

5. In Salesforce, a Queueable job can be chained by calling System.enqueueJob() from within the execute method. You can chain up to 5 jobs in a transaction chain (starting with the original job and chaining up to 4 subsequent jobs, resulting in a maximum depth of 5).

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Unlimited

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1

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50

Question 6

In an after insert trigger on the Account object, a developer attempts to modify a field on Trigger.new[0] and performs an update DML statement. What happens?

Accepted Answer

A System.SObjectException is thrown because Trigger records are read-only in after triggers.. Modifying Trigger.new records in an after trigger and running DML causes a read-only exception or recursive trigger loop.

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The transaction is rolled back due to governor limits.

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The trigger fires infinitely without stopping.

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The record updates successfully without issues.

Question 7

Which context variable should be used in an after update trigger to compare old field values with new field values?

Accepted Answer

Trigger.newMap and Trigger.oldMap. Both Trigger.newMap/Trigger.oldMap and Trigger.new/Trigger.old can be used to compare values. However, Trigger.newMap and Trigger.oldMap are the standard and most efficient way to compare values in an after update trigger because they allow O(1) lookup by ID, whereas Trigger.new and Trigger.old are lists that would require nested loops (O(n^2)) to compare values for specific records.

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Trigger.operationType

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Trigger.size

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Trigger.new and Trigger.old

Question 8

In the Salesforce order of execution, when are assignment rules evaluated relative to Apex triggers?

Accepted Answer

After Before Triggers and before After Triggers.. According to the official Salesforce Order of Execution, assignment rules run AFTER the 'before' triggers, custom validation rules, and the actual save/insert operation, but BEFORE the 'after' triggers. Therefore, Option D is technically correct in the strict order of execution sequence for standard/custom objects where assignment rules execute between before triggers and after triggers.

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Concurrently with workflow rules.

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After all triggers have completely finished.

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Before any triggers execute.

Question 9

Which THREE limitations apply when writing Future methods in Apex? (Choose three.)

Accepted Answer

Future methods cannot accept sObjects or custom non-primitive data types as parameters.. Future methods in Apex have specific limitations: they cannot accept sObjects or custom non-primitive types as arguments (Option A), they cannot be chained or called from another future method (making Option E false), and they cannot be called from another asynchronous context like a batch or queueable job (Option C). Option D correctly states that they execute asynchronously. Option B is false because future methods return void, not an AsyncApexJob ID.

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Future methods return an AsyncApexJob ID immediately upon invocation.

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Future methods can be called synchronously from within another future method.

Question 10

Which TWO interfaces must be implemented when creating a scheduled Batch Apex class that also needs to perform web service callouts? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Database.Batchable<SObject>. To run as a scheduled batch with callouts, the class implements Schedulable, Database.Batchable, and Database.AllowsCallouts.

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Queueable

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InstallHandler