Given a Scenario, Analyze the Implications and Design Considerations of Large Data and Transaction Volumes. AGENTFORCE-SERVICE-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A company integrates its e-commerce platform with Salesforce using REST API calls. During a flash sale, the integration sends 200,000 API requests in one hour, causing some requests to fail with 'CONCURRENT_API_LIMIT_EXCEEDED'. The integration must handle peak traffic without failures. Which approach should the integration developer implement?

   • ASwitch from REST API to SOAP API for all integration calls.
   • BIncrease the timeout on the API calls to allow more time for each request.
   • CImplement client-side throttling to limit the request rate to the org's API limits and add retry logic with exponential backoff.
   • DUse a single bulk API call to send all 200,000 records at once.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   What is the primary performance risk associated with account data skew in Salesforce?

   • ARunning out of custom fields on the account object
   • BExceeding the maximum number of accounts allowed
   • CLock contention on the parent account record
   • DInability to create child records due to sharing rules
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is a key consideration when using Salesforce Files for large data volumes?

   • ASalesforce Files cannot be used in reports
   • BSalesforce Files consume storage from the org's file storage limit
   • CSalesforce Files are automatically deleted after 30 days
   • DSalesforce Files can only be accessed by system administrators
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which Salesforce feature is specifically designed to process large volumes of data asynchronously?

   • ABatch Apex
   • BSynchronous Apex triggers
   • CValidation rules
   • DWorkflow rules
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6. 20expert · hard

   A company must retain 7 years of transaction data for regulatory compliance. Their Salesforce org has 15 million transaction records and is nearing storage limits. The data is rarely accessed but must be available for audits. The company wants to minimize storage costs and performance impact. Which strategy is most appropriate?

   • APurchase additional storage to keep all records in Salesforce.
   • BArchive records older than 3 years to an external data store and use Salesforce Connect to access them for audits.
   • CDelete records older than 5 years after exporting to CSV files.
   • DUse a custom object to store the data instead of the standard object.
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