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PLAT-ADMN-201 · Question #13

A Platform Administrator created a new prompt template and is testing it. Every time the administrator tests the template, it gives a different response. Why is the prompt template giving different…

The correct answer is B. Every time the administrator runs a prompt template in Prompt Builder, it creates a unique call to. Each time a prompt template is run in Prompt Builder, Salesforce makes a live, real-time API call to the large language model (LLM). LLMs are inherently non-deterministic-given the same input, they can generate different outputs due to temperature settings and probabilistic…

Submitted by klara.se· Apr 18, 2026Configuration and Setup

Question

A Platform Administrator created a new prompt template and is testing it. Every time the administrator tests the template, it gives a different response. Why is the prompt template giving different responses each time it's run?

Options

  • APrompt Builder caches the large language model's response, so the prompt is only sent once for
  • BEvery time the administrator runs a prompt template in Prompt Builder, it creates a unique call to
  • CThe prompt is only sent to the large language model after the administrator deploys the template
  • DPrompt Builder runs a simulated call to the large language model to save on costs, so the prompt

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    97% (28)

Explanation

Each time a prompt template is run in Prompt Builder, Salesforce makes a live, real-time API call to the large language model (LLM). LLMs are inherently non-deterministic-given the same input, they can generate different outputs due to temperature settings and probabilistic token sampling. This is expected and normal behavior. Option A is incorrect because Prompt Builder does not cache LLM responses. Option C is incorrect because testing in Prompt Builder does send live calls before deployment. Option D is incorrect because Prompt Builder makes actual LLM calls, not simulated ones, even during testing.

Topics

#Prompt Builder#Prompt Templates#Large Language Models#Testing

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