Salesforce Exam ADX-271 Topic 6 Question 48 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's ADX-271 exam

Question #: 48
Topic #: 6

The administrator of the Universal Containers customer site has been making changes in a sandbox and needs to push the changes to production. The administrator is comfortable with point and

click changes but is not comfortable with managing code or more technical items.

How should the administrator ensure the changes make it accurately to production?

AUse the ExperienceDeploy API to push the site to production.

BUse Dataloader to migrate the site from sandbox to production.

CRebuild the site from scratch in production.

DCreate a change set, upload it to production, and deploy the change set.

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Suggested Answer: D

To ensure the changes make it accurately to production, the administrator should create a change set, upload it to production, and deploy the change set. A change set is a collection of metadata components that can be moved from one org to another. The administrator can use change sets to migrate point-and-click changes, such as custom objects, fields, layouts, and settings, from the sandbox to the production org. The administrator can create a change set in the sandbox, add the components that have been changed, upload it to the production org, and deploy it in the production org.

by Jenelle at Mar 15, 2024, 02:42 AM

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Jenise

6 months ago

ExperienceDeploy API, huh? Sounds like a real 'experience' trying to figure that one out. D) is the safe bet, my friend.

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Cora

6 months ago

Rebuilding the site from scratch? Oh boy, talk about a 'clean slate' approach! Gotta love the enthusiasm, but D) is definitely the way to go here.

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Tasia

5 months ago

Tasia, I agree. Creating a change set and deploying it is the best option for the administrator.

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Sylvie

5 months ago

Sylvie, D) is definitely the way to go here.

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Jacqueline

5 months ago

Rebuilding the site from scratch? Oh boy, talk about a 'clean slate' approach!

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Cherrie

5 months ago

Definitely, using change sets is the easiest way for non-technical users to deploy changes accurately.

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Antione

6 months ago

Agreed, that's the best option for pushing changes from sandbox to production.

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Belen

6 months ago

D) Create a change set, upload it to production, and deploy the change set.

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Eric

6 months ago

Creating a change set and deploying it to production might be a good option as well, it's a simple point and click process.

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Thea

6 months ago

I disagree, I think using Dataloader would be easier for the administrator since they are not comfortable with managing code.

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Paris

6 months ago

I agree with User1, the ExperienceDeploy API seems like the most efficient way to ensure accuracy.

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Beckie

7 months ago

I'd go with D) change sets. Sounds like the admin needs a simple, foolproof solution. Can't go wrong with that!

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Yuette

5 months ago

Definitely, it's the safest option for someone not comfortable with code.

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Margery

5 months ago

Definitely, it's the easiest option for the admin.

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Dorothy

6 months ago

I agree, change sets are the way to go.

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Corrinne

6 months ago

I agree, change sets are the way to go.

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Charlene

7 months ago

I think using the ExperienceDeploy API would be the best option.

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Lourdes

7 months ago

D) all the way! Gotta keep that production environment pristine, you know? No room for rookie mistakes here.

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Ardella

6 months ago

D) Create a change set, upload it to production, and deploy the change set.

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Mammie

6 months ago

D) all the way! Gotta keep that production environment pristine, you know? No room for rookie mistakes here.

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Marnie

7 months ago

Hmm, D) seems like the safest bet. I wouldn't want to mess with the ExperienceDeploy API if I'm not tech-savvy.

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Tyra

6 months ago

Yes, using change sets is a user-friendly way to push changes to production without dealing with code.

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Mel

7 months ago

I agree, D) is the best option for someone who is not comfortable with technical items.

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Golda

7 months ago

I would go with Dataloader. It's simpler than rebuilding the site from scratch.

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Rosio

7 months ago

Definitely go with D. Rebuilding the site from scratch (C) is way too much work, and the other options don't seem appropriate for this scenario.

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Wei

7 months ago

D) sounds like the best option for this administrator. Change sets are a great way to easily migrate changes without needing to manage code.

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Cassandra

6 months ago

D) Create a change set, upload it to production, and deploy the change set.

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Marge

7 months ago

D) sounds like the best option for this administrator. Change sets are a great way to easily migrate changes without needing to manage code.

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Kent

7 months ago

Using ExperienceDeploy API might be too technical for the administrator.

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Natalie

7 months ago

Agreed. It's the easiest way for someone not comfortable with code.

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Shawna

7 months ago

I think the best option is to create a change set and deploy it to production.

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