Pearson Sharing-and-Visibility-Architect New Attempt

To share a report or dashboard folder with other users in the organization, you can use Public Groups or Roles4. Profiles and Teams are not available options for sharing folders.

 When using the runAs() method to design Apex unit tests, the architect should consider that runAs() does not enforce user permissions or field-level permissions in test classes, runAs() can be used inside of test classes to validate record-level security, and runAs() counts towards total DML statements issued within transaction. These are important considerations to ensure that the test classes cover all possible scenarios and do not exceed governor limits. runAs() cannot be used outside of test classes to bypass record-level security, and runAs() cannot be used inside of test classes to validate field-level permissions

Creating a custom object for defects and relating it to cases using lookup is the best option to meet the requirement. This way, the defects can have their own fields, owners, and security settings, and they can be related to multiple cases. The standard defect object does not exist in Salesforce, so option A is incorrect. Option C is not scalable or flexible, as it would require adding many fields to the case object and limit the number of defects per case. Option D is also not suitable, as it would make the defects dependent on the cases and delete them if the cases are deleted.

To assign opportunities to a territory for an account that meets criteria for two Enterprise Territory Management territories, the territory with the highest Territory Type Priority is automatically assigned to the opportunity. This is how Salesforce resolves conflicts when an account matches multiple territories. Creating a criteria-based sharing rule or a Process Builder process will not work, as they do not affect the territory assignment. Creating an Apex class that implements Filter-Based Opportunity Territory Assignment will not work, as it is only applicable for accounts that do not match any territory