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What are three characteristics of change set deployments? Choose 3 answers
The correct answer is B. Change sets can be used to transfer records. C. Sending a change set between two orgs requires a deployment connection. D. Change sets can deploy custom settings data. Change sets are a Salesforce deployment tool for transferring metadata between related organizations, requiring a deployment connection, and they can also deploy custom settings data.
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What are three characteristics of change set deployments? Choose 3 answers
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- AChange sets can only be used between related organizations.
- BChange sets can be used to transfer records.
- CSending a change set between two orgs requires a deployment connection.
- DChange sets can deploy custom settings data.
- EDeployment is done in a one-way, single transaction.
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(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B96% (27)
Why each option
Change sets are a Salesforce deployment tool for transferring metadata between related organizations, requiring a deployment connection, and they can also deploy custom settings data.
Change sets are restricted to specific deployment connections, primarily between sandboxes and their associated production org, and are not usable between all 'related' organizations in a general sense.
Change sets can transfer certain types of record data, specifically custom settings data records, which are a form of configuration data.
A deployment connection must be explicitly configured and active between the source and target Salesforce organizations for change sets to be sent and received.
Change sets support the deployment of custom settings metadata and their associated data records, allowing configuration data to be moved between environments.
While change set deployments are one-way, they are not always a single, atomic transaction across all components; failures can occur on individual components without rolling back the entire deployment.
Concept tested: Salesforce change set characteristics
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.changesets.htm&type=5
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