Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Training - Change Sets

The video tutorial explains Salesforce change sets, a tool for transferring changes from development to production environments. It highlights the advantages of using change sets, such as smooth deployments and code coverage representation. However, it also notes the limitations, as not all Salesforce components are supported. The tutorial further distinguishes between outbound and inbound change sets, detailing their roles in the deployment process.

What is one of the main benefits of using Salesforce change sets for deployments?

• They provide unlimited storage for components.

• They enable declarative deployments with ease.

• They allow for real-time code editing.

• They automatically fix code errors.

Why is code coverage important in the context of Salesforce change sets?

• It allows for faster deployment times.

• It provides a backup of all changes made.

• It helps in understanding the impact of changes on the environment.

• It ensures all components are included in the change set.

Which of the following is NOT supported by Salesforce change sets?

• Custom objects

• Apex classes

• Visualforce pages

• Standard picklist values

What is the primary purpose of an outbound change set?

• To make changes in the production environment

• To receive changes from production

• To create new user accounts

• To delete components from the sandbox

What is the first step in the deployment process using change sets?

• Validation

• Uploading changes from the sandbox

• Deployment

• Creating a new change set