Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Training - Demo - Creating a Sandbox and Change Set for Deployment

The video tutorial guides users through the process of deploying changes in Salesforce. It starts with setting up a production environment and creating a sandbox. Users learn to create custom objects and fields, and then compile these into a change set. The tutorial concludes with validating and deploying the change set to production, ensuring a smooth transition without writing additional code.

What is the primary purpose of creating a sandbox in Salesforce?

• To backup data

• To improve system performance

• To increase storage capacity

• To test changes without affecting production

Why is it important to have a unique username in Salesforce?

• To comply with Salesforce requirements

• To prevent login issues

• To ensure data security

• To enable multiple logins

What is a key step when creating a custom object in Salesforce?

• Enabling automatic updates

• Creating a user guide

• Defining required fields

• Setting up a backup

Which field type was created as an example in the tutorial?

• Email field

• Phone number field

• Date field

• Currency field

What is the purpose of a change set in Salesforce?

• To backup data

• To move components between environments

• To delete old records

• To update user permissions

What should be included in a change set description?

• A deployment schedule

• A backup plan

• A summary of changes

• A list of users

What is the final step before deploying a change set?

• Testing in production

• Notifying users

• Validating the change set

• Creating a backup

What does Salesforce require before deploying a change set?

• Approval from all users

• Validation of components

• A detailed report

• A new sandbox

What indicates that a change set is ready to be deployed?

• A yellow alert

• A blue notification

• A green checkmark

• A red warning message

What role does Salesforce play in the deployment process?

• It requires manual intervention

• It provides validation and verification

• It only monitors the process

• It automates the entire process