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The correct answers are C, D and F
FYI -- Answer E is wrong. I don't think there is something called a Testing Update set, and if there is, there is no need to use it when testing a catalog item.
A is for sure one of the correct answers. Can't test the flow without Activating it. Just follow the steps in the lab 4.3 of SN Administration Fundamentals course e-book.
Also C, is correct based on the steps in the LAB. D makes sense since there is Manager approval involved. B - there is no such thing as Instance Incognito Mode, E - there is no Testing Update Set
When testing a catalog item, having a manager approval flows, which of these ***best practices*** would you follow? (Choose three.)
A (Probably) assuming you are testing that version...the latest version is actually in dev...mid dev maybe???
B (nonsense answer, just ignore this)
C (YES) you have to test as the user, admin and dev may have access to tables that ACLs mean reference fields don't work for a user who does not have access.
D (YES) if you're dot walking from who the requester is/or for you need the manager field populated otherwise teh approval you are testing won't work!
E (Maybe) you test the update set on transfer to other environments, we're not sure if we're testing in early development...in the DEV environment, that being the case A is valid too?
F (NO! )the clue here is "Best practices" and for the same reason as C admin to approve is a good and quick idea...but is it testing the approver? hoes the manager have approver licence?
Therefore the correct 3 best answers are A,C,D
A, C, D are correct option.
Make sure latest flows are activated.
Impersonate the requester to ensure the form works.
Make sure the requester's user record has a manager specified:
ACD is correct.
A - The flow must be active
C - Impersonate the Requester to make sure they can create the Trigger for the Flow
D - The Flow requires a Manager to send the notification so the requester needs to have a manager assigned.
I don't believe it can be C, D, and F. If you pick D (Make sure the requester's user record has a manager specified), why pick F (Use your Admin account, so you can approve the items quickly). By using your Admin account, what is the purpose of having a manager specified. Also depending on how your approval is process setup, an Admin may not have the privilege to approve.
I believe it must be A, C, D.
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