Discuss Salesforce AP-219 Exam Topic 4 Question 14

An admin is working with Order Management licensed as standalone (B2C Commerce is not in the scenario). The admin submits a JSON payload using Workbench and Workbench indicates the operation was successful The second time the same payload is submitted the operation fails. What are two likely causes?

AStock Keeping Unit values must be updated

BThe payment data must be updated

CThe stock levels inthe org are depleted from the first order

DThe Order Reference Number must be updated

Suggested Answer: B, D

Two likely causes that could make the second submission of the same JSON payload fail are:

The payment data must be updated. The payment data in the JSONpayload contains information such as the payment method, amount, and authorization code. If the same payment data is used for the second order, it may cause a duplicate payment error or an invalid authorization error.

The Order Reference Number must be updated. The Order Reference Number is a unique identifier for each order that is generated by the external system and sent in the JSON payload. If the same Order Reference Number is used for the second order, it may cause a duplicate order error or an invalid order error.

Verified Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.order_management_order_api.htm&type=5 https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.order_management_payment_api.htm&type=5

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23 comments · newest first

Jerry 2 days ago

Right! Both C and D could be valid reasons for the failure.

Lina 7 days ago

True, but we can't ignore the possibility of needing a new reference number.

Sharan 13 days ago

But if the first order went through, C seems more likely to me.

Whitley 18 days ago

I’m leaning towards D. The Order Reference Number should change for each order.

Jerry 23 days ago

Agreed! If stock is depleted, it makes sense the second order fails.

Lina 28 days ago

This question is tricky! I think C is a strong option.

Michael 1 month ago

True, but C feels more immediate to me.

Chauncey 1 month ago

But we can't ignore D. It's worth considering.

Naomi 1 month ago

Exactly! C is the most logical cause here.

Mona 2 months ago

True, if stock is gone, the order can't go through again.

Michael 2 months ago

D could be valid, but I still lean towards C.

Chauncey 2 months ago

What about D? The Order Reference Number might need a change.

Naomi 2 months ago

I agree, C makes sense. Stock levels could be the issue.

Mona 2 months ago

This question is tricky! I think C is a strong option.

Rolande 2 months ago

Surprised that stock levels can cause a failure like that!

Pearly 3 months ago

A is definitely not the cause, SKUs don’t change that often.

Leonida 3 months ago

Wait, how does the Order Reference Number affect it?

Leota 3 months ago

I disagree, it could also be B, payment data might need a refresh.

Lilli 3 months ago

C makes sense, stock levels could be the issue.

Reuben 3 months ago

I feel like stock levels are crucial in these scenarios, so C seems like a strong answer, but I wonder if there are other factors at play too.

Viola 4 months ago

I practiced a similar question where payment data was a factor, but I can't recall if it applies here. Could B be relevant?

Kip 4 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I think the Order Reference Number might need to be unique for each submission, so D could be a possibility.

Clarence 4 months ago

I remember something about how stock levels can affect order submissions, so maybe option C is a likely cause.

Salesforce AP-219 Exam - Topic 4 Question 14 Discussion