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Developers at Universal Containers need to build a report for the business which displays Accounts opened in the past year grouped by industry. This report will also include information from contacts, opportunities, and orders. There are several million Accounts in the system. Which two options should be recommended to make this report perform well and satisfy the business need?
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A, and C.
Definitely 'Use an indexed data field with bounded data filters' to make this report perform well and satisfy the business need.
It goes according to the following Salesforce best practice for reporting:
'Use report filters that emphasize the use of standard or custom indexed fields. Use index fields in report filters, whenever possible. '
Reference: https://resources.docs.salesforce.com/latest/latest/en-us/sfdc/pdf/salesforce_large_data_volumes_bp.pdf
Regarding the definition of unbounded range as 'A range expression that represents the entire range of a collection' Then having date an unbounded date range filter may go against Salesforce best practices for reporting.
On the other hand 'Use triggers to populate denormalized related fields on the Account' reflects the following best practice for reporting 'De-normalize data when practical'. And Salesforce also wrote a cautionary tale about anti-patterns where they stated the importance of 'using a trigger to populate denormalized related fields that would facilitate blazing report/query performance without runtime joins'.
Reference: https://developer.salesforce.com/blogs/engineering/2014/11/salesforce-anti-patterns-a-cautionary-tale...