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Question 41

Universal Containers (UC) is a leading provider of management training globally, UC embarked on a Salesforce transformation journey to allow students to register for courses in the Salesforce community. UC has a learning system that masters all courses and student registration.
UC requested a near real-time feed of student registration from Salesforce to the learning system. The integration architect recommends using Salesforce event.
Which API should be used for the Salesforce platform event solution?

A.Tooling API
B.Streaming API
C.O REST AP
D.SOAP API

Question 42

A company's cloud-based single page application consolidates data local to the application with data from on- premise and Third-party systems. The diagram below typifies the application's combined use of synchronous and asynchronous calls. The company wants to use the average response time of its application's user interface as a basis for certain alerts. For this purpose, the following occurs:
* Log every call start and finish date and time to a central analytics data store.
* Compute response time uniformly as the difference between the start and finish date and time (A to H in the diagram).

Which computation represents the end-to-end response time from the user's perspective?

A.Sum of A to H
B.Sum of A to F
C.Sum of A and H

Question 43

Northern Trail Outfitters needs to use Shield Platform Encryption to encrypt social security numbers in order to meet a business requirement. Which action should an integration architect take prior to the implementation of Shield Platform Encryption?

A.Encrypt the data using the most current key.
B.Review Shield Platform Encryption configurations and functional limitations.
C.Encrypt all the data so that it is secure.

Correct Answer: B

Prior to implementing Shield Platform Encryption, the most critical step for an Integration Architect is to perform a comprehensive Review of Shield Platform Encryption configurations and their impact on existing platform functionality. Encryption at rest is not a "set-and-forget" feature; it changes how the Salesforce database interacts with various features, and failing to review these limitations beforehand can lead to significant business disruption.
Salesforce documentation emphasizes that encryption affects several core areas:
* SOQL/SOSL Limitations: Encrypted fields have restricted capabilities in WHERE, GROUP BY, and ORDER BY clauses.1 For example, if Social Security Numbers (SSNs) are encrypted using Probabilistic Encryption, they cannot be filtered or sorted in a query.2 This could break existing integrations or reports that rely on finding specific records by SSN.
* Search Functionality: While Salesforce supports searching for encrypted data, there are specific behaviors to consider regarding how search indexes are built and updated.
* AppExchange and Managed Packages: If the SSN field is used by a third-party app or a managed package, encrypting it might cause those external tools to fail if they are not designed to handle encrypted data types.
* Field Attributes: Encrypted fields cannot be used as Unique or External IDs if using the probabilistic scheme, which is a vital consideration for data synchronization architectures.3 Therefore, the architect must first conduct a Business Impact Analysis. This includes identifying where the sensitive data (SSNs) is used in Apex code, Flows, validation rules, and reports. By reviewing the configurations and functional limitations first, the architect can decide between Probabilistic (higher security) and Deterministic (allows filtering) encryption strategies.4 Option A is a step taken during or after implementation (Background Encryption), and Option C is an anti-pattern, as encrypting " everything" leads to unnecessary performance overhead and massive functional loss. Only after a thorough review can the architect safely proceed with the technical implementation of Shield.

Question 44

A large enterprise customer with the following system landscape is planning to implement Salesforce Sales Cloud.

The following business processes need to be supported in Salesforce:
1. Sales Consultants should be able to have access to current inventory.
2. Enterprise Resource Planning System(ERP) is the system of record for pricing information.
3. Quotes should be generated in Salesforce with pricing from ERP.
4. Sales Management uses a Enterprise Business Intelligence (BI) tool to view Sales dashboards.
5. Master Data Management (MDM) is the system of record for customers and prospects.
6. Invoices should be accessible in Salesforce.
Which systems in the landscape should the Integration Consultant consider to be integrated with Salesforce to support the business requirements?

A.ERP, MDM, BI tool and Data Warehouse
B.ERP, Invoices system, Data Warehouse and BI Tool
C.ERP, MDM, Data Warehouse, Invoices system
D.ERP, Inventory, Pricing Engine, Invoices system

Question 45

Sales representatives at Universal Containers (UC) use Salesforce Sales Cloud as their primary CRM. UC owns a legacy homegrown application that stores a copy of customer dataas well. Sales representatives may edit or update Contact records in Salesforce if there is a change.
Both Salesforce and the homegrown application should be kept synchronized for consistency. UC has these requirements:
1. When a Contact record in Salesforce is updated, the external homegrown application should be
2. The synchronization should be event driven.
3. The integration should be asynchronous.
Which option should an architect recommend to satisfy the requirements?

A.Leverage Platform Events to publish a custom event message containing changes to the Contact object.
B.Leverage Change Data Capture to track changes to the Contact object and write a CometD subscriber on the homegrown application.
C.Write an Apex Trigger with the @future annotation.

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