PL-200 · Question #184
PL-200 Question #184: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: Solution container will be removed. {"question_number": 6, "correct_answers": ["B", "C", "F"], "explanation": "Deleting an unmanaged solution from an environment has specific and often misunderstood behavior. Only the solution container will be removed (B) - the logical grouping/wrapper is deleted, but the actual c
Question
You import an unmanaged solution to the new environment. Then find that you need to add another component to the solution. You decide to delete the solution from the new environment before reimporting an updated version.
Options
- AComponents customizations will be restored before import state
- BSolution container will be removed
- CAll solution components will not be removed
- DSolution container will not be removed
- EAll solution components will be removed
- FComponents customizations will not be restored before import state
Explanation
{"question_number": 6, "correct_answers": ["B", "C", "F"], "explanation": "Deleting an unmanaged solution from an environment has specific and often misunderstood behavior. Only the solution container will be removed (B) - the logical grouping/wrapper is deleted, but the actual components are not. All solution components will NOT be removed (C) - tables, flows, apps, and other components remain in the environment because unmanaged components exist at the environment level, not just inside the solution. Additionally, component customizations will NOT be restored to before-import state (F) - any changes made to components after import remain; deleting the unmanaged solution does not roll back those customizations. This is a critical distinction: to truly clean up all components, you must delete each component individually. This behavior differs from managed solutions, where deleting the solution removes all its components.", "generated_by": "claude-sonnet", "llm_judge_score": 4}
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