Asynchronous Processing and Sharing PLATFORM-DEVELOPER-II Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Which asynchronous Apex option is most appropriate for making an HTTP callout to an external service from a trigger?

   • AFuture method
   • BScheduled Apex
   • CQueueable Apex
   • DBatch Apex
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2. 7application · medium

   A company uses a custom object 'Invoice__c' with a private sharing model. The finance team needs to view invoices for accounts they do not own, but the sharing rules cannot be configured because the criteria are too complex (e.g., based on a custom hierarchy). Which approach should be used to provide access?

   • AUse Apex managed sharing to create sharing records for the finance team group.
   • BUse a Queueable class to reassign the records to the finance team.
   • CUse a Flow to create a manual share record for each invoice.
   • DUse a Batch Apex job to update the sharing model to public read/write.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Which asynchronous Apex option is specifically designed to process a large number of records in batches, with each batch running as a separate transaction and allowing you to call methods like start, execute, and finish?

   • ABatch Apex
   • BScheduled Apex
   • CFuture method
   • DQueueable Apex
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a reason to use Apex managed sharing instead of manual sharing?

   • AManual sharing cannot share with public groups.
   • BManual sharing can only be done by system administrators.
   • CManual sharing is not permanent.
   • DManual sharing cannot be automated or triggered by business processes.
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6. 10expert · hard

   A developer needs to process a large number of records and then send a callout to an external system. The callout must be made after all records are processed. The developer is considering using a Batch Apex class with a finish method that makes the callout. However, the callout might take longer than the allowed time in the finish method. What is the best approach to ensure the callout is made after the batch job completes?

   • AUse a Scheduled Apex class that runs after the batch job completes.
   • BUse a Queueable class that implements Database.AllowsCallouts and chain it from the finish method.
   • CUse a Batch Apex class that makes the callout in the finish method.
   • DUse a Future method in the finish method to make the callout.
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