Universal Containers uses Contracted Pricing to set pricing for specific distributors and those distributors' business units (child accounts). Product A has a product family of Storage and a list price of $300. The parent account has a Contracted Price set to $200 and a filter based on the product family of Storage. Which two ways can the Admin set Product A back to list price on a business unit account?

• A.Set Ignore Parent Contracted Prices to true on the business unit account record.
• B.Create a new contracted price for Product A on the business unit account with a price of $300.
• C.Create a new contracted price record for Product A on the business unit account and set its Ignore Parent Contracted prices to true.
• D.Set Ignore Parent Contracted Prices to true on the parent contracted price.

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An Admin has set up option constraints in the Universal Container sandbox where Product A depends on the selection of Product B.
During testing, it is determined that Product A can be selected regardless of whether Product B has been selected or not. Why is this happening?

• A.Product B was set up as the Constraining Option.
• B.Product A was set up as the Constrained Option.
• C.The Option Constraint has not been activated.
• D.The Option Constraint was set up with type "Dependency."

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"UC has a bundle that has a set price regardless of the number of Product Options that are included in the bundle. Any of the Product Options selected must show on the Quote Line Editor with:
* A List Price of,lncluded.nM
* A Net Price of SO, since it is included with the bundle's price.
How should the Admin set up the bundle to meet this requirement?

• A.Select the Selected checkbox on the Product Options.
• B.Set the Unit Price on the Product Options to be $0."
• C.Select the Required checkbox on the Product Options.
• D.Select the Bundled checkbox on the Product Options.

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An Admin has made numerous changes to a Template Content record over the course of a day, and now finds that the "Failed to Load PDF" error message appears when the output document is generated. Which steps should the Admin perform to diagnose the Error?

• A.Clone the record, reference the clone in place of the original record, then delete elements (such as table rows) until the template renders.
• B.Edit the template content and view as source, then modify HTML until clicking Check Syntax results in "No Errors."
• C.Download the template content via Dataloader and analyze the HTML source, modify and replace HTML until the template renders.
• D.Copy and paste the content into a text editor and run a syntax checker, modify and replace HTML until the template renders.

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Universal Containers sells a container management bundle with Product Options representing different service levels. The admin has created a Configuration Attribute for the bundle to let users specify the service level.
What should the admin do to limit the options in the bundle that are displayed to the user when a service level is selected?

• A.Create a selection Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query to a custom object and shows or hides Product Options based on the service level.
• B.Create a Price Rule that uses a Lookup Query and sets the quantity to zero for any Product Options that are mismatched with the selected service level.
• C.Create a validation Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query to a custom object and shows a message to the user when an inconsistent option is selected.
• D.Create a filter Product Rule that uses a Lookup Query and shows the relevant Product Options for the selected service level.

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