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Salesforce Certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Designer Questions 96–100 (page: 21)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Universal Containers has a complex deployment coming up. The deployment will include several Apex classes which depend on custom settings that hold important configuration. How should an Architect manage this deployment?

  1. Script the deployment of all functionality via the Force.com Migration Tool
  2. Manually deploy and populate custom settings in production using a change set
  3. Create a custom metadata type and include this in your deployment to production
  4. Manually deploy and populate the custom settings in production prior to the Apex Class
    Deployment

Answer(s): C



Which two project situations favor an Agile methodology?

  1. A digitization project to update an existing customer -facing process and enable quick adjustments
  2. A project to be executed by a third party, with a fixed and formal scope, budget, and timeline
  3. An environment with a heavy investment in DevOps capabilities for rapid testing and deployment
  4. A project with well-defined requirements and complex interactions between front- and back -end Systems

Answer(s): A,C



Universal Containers has just initiated a project to implement a custom container tracking application with a large development team. The project manager is concerned that the large number of developers in a single developer pro sandbox could lead to challenges with code being overwritten.
Which two methods should be used to mitigate this risk?

  1. Provide each developer their own sandbox developer org and implement a code repository and continuous integration to merge code into the developer pro sandbox
  2. Replace the developer pro sandbox with a Partial copy sandbox
  3. Use a single sandbox and strictly coordinate development across shared components, and implement a code repository to allow developers to merge code into a common repository
  4. Provide each developer their own sandbox developer org, and implement managed packages to deploy to the merge

Answer(s): A,C



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

Answer(s): A



Universal Containers is a global organization that maintains regional production instances of Salesforce. One region has created a new custom object to track Shipping Containers. The CIO has requested that this new object be used globally by all Salesforce instances and further maintained and modified regionally by local administrators.
Which two deployment tools will support this request?

  1. Tooling API
  2. Force.com IDE
  3. Change sets
  4. Force.com Migration Tool

Answer(s): B,D



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