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pashok25 [27]
2 years ago
5

An administrator has initiated the process of deploying changes from a sandbox to the production environment using the Force IDE

. What information must be supplied to the IDE during this process? Choose 3 answers: - The environment into which the changes was deployed - The related change set connection Information - The username and password of the destination environment - The data of the fields which are being deployed - The metadata components that need to be deployed
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Pani-rosa [81]2 years ago
6 0

Option A because the environment should be selected for which the changes are to be applied. In a time Force IDE has many project environments for example maybe a java project and C++ project would be there on sandbox, so the environment selection is important.

Option B because the related changed sets should be specified so that other developers that have access to the project can see the changes being made.

Option D The data fields that are needed to be deployed should also be provided so that the updated version can be seen by other developers.

Rejected Options :

Option C user name and password has nothing to do with the production environment because if the user has it only then it can come and make changes.

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The Result can be seen below:

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