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For question 21: option D also looks correct as Parent enforces the sharing rule on child, there is no separate sharing rule for child. What do you think??
I agree with you. Actually according to this definition, option C is wrong: Lookup Relationship: This is a basic association between two objects. It creates a link from one object to another, allowing you to associate a single record from one object with a single record from another object. The relationship is defined by a field on the child object that references the parent object's record. For example, a "Contact" object might have a lookup relationship to an "Account" object, allowing a contact to be associated with a single account.
I'm unsure about Question #19. This can be totally covered by using standard object called Order. Custom object is not really necessary in this scenario.
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This by itself itself is a great great salesforce tutorial. your explanations are spot on. Thank you for a great work.
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For question 21: option D also looks correct as Parent enforces the sharing rule on child, there is no separate sharing rule for child. What do you think??
I agree with you. Actually according to this definition, option C is wrong:
Lookup Relationship: This is a basic association between two objects. It creates a link from one object to another, allowing you to associate a single record from one object with a single record from another object. The relationship is defined by a field on the child object that references the parent object's record. For example, a "Contact" object might have a lookup relationship to an "Account" object, allowing a contact to be associated with a single account.
I'm unsure about Question #19. This can be totally covered by using standard object called Order. Custom object is not really necessary in this scenario.
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Hi can you provide this documentation link where you have all these questions
TQ u please provide part 3 also
Are you following the playlist, I am putting every video one by one in it
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Heplfull content..Please provide the part 3
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Exactly these questions are certified questions? Please help me
I scheduled the exam
Yes all the questions are related to the certification
Hi, I think that he meant « are those the EXACT questions we can have on the real exam »?
please provide part 3 also
Part 3 will be published soon, please check my channel