Exam CRT-450 topic 1 question 95 discussion

I think Answer is "0" because All insertions took place in one transaction and the transaction fails, so all records are rolledback even the one inserted form Database.insert().

c is correct

option c is correct. replicate the scenario using this code List<Account> accountsToInsert = new List<Account>(); for(Integer i = 1; i <= 100; i++) { Account acc = new Account(); acc.Name = 'testaccount ' + String.valueOf(i); accountsToInsert.add(acc); } List<Contact> contactsToInsert = new List<Contact>(); for(Integer i = 1; i <= 2000; i++) { Contact con = new Contact(); con.LastName = 'testcontact ' + String.valueOf(i); contactsToInsert.add(con); } List<Opportunity> opportunitiesToInsert = new List<Opportunity>(); for(Integer i = 1; i <= 500; i++) { Opportunity opp = new Opportunity(); opp.Name = 'Test Opportunity ' + String.valueOf(i); // Set additional fields if needed opportunitiesToInsert.add(opp); } Database.insert(accountsToInsert,false); insert contactsToInsert; insert opportunitiesToInsert;

Answer of this Question is D. All insertions took place in one transaction and the transaction fails, so all records are rolledback even the one inserted form Database.insert().

I think D is correct but C (0) can also be correct. D because the first 100 account records should be inserted then the 2000 contacts would already be above the 150DML limit. but if the database.inser() false is used to insert opportunities then that'd fail because you are already exceeding DML limits. C would be correct in the event that all of this is in one transaction, however because the Insert and Database.Insert is separate transactions, I'm thinking 100 account records but because the contact is also there it could just roll back

C is correct because all operations are in one transaction. If any operation in the transaction fails, all DML operation are rolledback

The answer is C as explained

Exception when inserting using standalone dmls fails transaction and all changes rollbacked. allOrNone = false allows you to skip erorrs when inserting records in the current Database.insert() method, but not in the whole transaction.

D is correct