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Universal Containers (UC) has two subsidiaries which operate independently. UC has made the decision to operate two of separate Salesforce orgs, one for each subsidiary. However, certain functions and processes between the two orgs must bestandardized. Which two approaches should UC take to develop customizations once, and make them available in both orgs? Choose 2 answers

A. Create a package in a Developer Edition org and deploy it to both production orgs

B. Create a managed package in a sandbox and deploy it to both production orgs

C. Set up Salesforce-to-Salesforce to deploy the functionality from one org to the other

D. Develop the functionality in a sandbox and deploy it to both production orgs

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UberSfdcExpertFromHell - Dec 19, 2022

There's only 1 correct answer here.

B. Create a managed package in a sandbox and deploy it to both production orgs
Incorrect. It's impossible to create a managed package in a sandbox.

C. Set up Salesforce-to-Salesforce to deploy the functionality from one org to the other
Incorrect. S2S is for data-sharing integrations, not for deployments, or sharing metadata.

D. Develop the functionality in a sandbox and deploy it to both production orgs
Incorrect. The functionality from the sandbox could only be deployed to one prod org that this sandbox was created from.

A. Create a package in a Developer Edition org and deploy it to both production orgs
Correct. UC could create a Managed Package in DE org and distribute it to as many prod orgs as it wants.

Mrhammy - Jun 29, 2022

The answers given are a bit incorrect C would be incorrect as SF to SF only shares data not configurations

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.business_network_intro.htm&type=5

aaaa - Mar 11, 2022

The question is asking for 2 answers, but only provides 1.
A&C should be correct answers.
You can not create a managed package in a sandbox.
You can not deploy from a single sandbox to multiple production orgs.

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