Salesforce Exam IPQ-435 Topic 10 Question 34 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's IPQ-435 exam

Question #: 34
Topic #: 10

A developer configures a context rule to allow customer with Premium Service Level agreements (SLA) to be eligible for Premium Device products. To test: the rule, the developer creates an order for a Premium SLA customer and configures the order in the Cart. In the Cart, the developer notices the Premium Device product is displayed only under the Disqualified tab and cannot be added to the Cart.

What is causing this issue?

AThe rule does not have the active property selected.

BThe Clear Managed Platform Cache job has not been run.

CThe rule set has not been assigned to the Premium Device product.

DThe Product Hierarchy Maintenance job has not been run.

Show Suggested Answer

Suggested Answer: D

by Tyra at Jan 26, 2024, 04:06 AM

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Corrinne

12 months ago

I'm sorry, but a time policy? What is this, a time travel subscription or something? Effective Until date all the way!

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Mariann

1 years ago

Effective Until date? Duh, why would anyone choose anything else? It's like the subscription expiration button, you know?

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Weldon

11 months ago

Yeah, it's like setting an expiration date for the subscription.

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Tanesha

11 months ago

I agree, using an Effective Until date is the most logical choice.

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Tegan

1 years ago

I'm going with the time plan. Sounds like it would give you the flexibility to manage the subscription duration exactly how you need it.

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Victor

1 years ago

An Effective From date? Nah, that's not going to help with the end of the subscription. D. Effective Until date is the clear winner here.

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Josephine

12 months ago

Yeah, that's the best option to ensure the subscription ends at the right time.

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Jill

12 months ago

I agree, an Effective Until date is the way to go.

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Lindy

1 years ago

A time policy sounds like the way to go. It should give you more control over the subscription timeline, right?

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Galen

11 months ago

I think using an Effective Until date would be the best way to ensure the subscription ends at the end of the plan.

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Maddie

11 months ago

Yes, a time policy would definitely give more control over the subscription timeline.

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Coral

11 months ago

D) An Effective Until date

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Nadine

12 months ago

C) A time plan

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Ellsworth

12 months ago

B) A time policy

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Providencia

1 years ago

A) An Effective From date

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Alishia

1 years ago

I think an Effective Until date would be the best option to ensure the subscription ends at the end of the plan. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

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Rikki

1 years ago

I think using a time plan could also work to ensure the subscription ends at the right time.

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Zona

1 years ago

I agree, an Effective Until date would be the most reliable way to end a subscription.

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