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Question 34/54
Given the following trigger implementation:
trigger leadTrigger on Lead (before update){
final ID BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID = '012500000009Qad';
for(Lead thisLead : Trigger.new){
if(thisLead.Company != null && thisLead.RecordTypeId != BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID){ thisLead.RecordTypeId = BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID;
}
}
}
The developer receives deployment errors every time a deployment is attempted from Sandbox to Production.
What should the developer do to ensure a successful deployment?
trigger leadTrigger on Lead (before update){
final ID BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID = '012500000009Qad';
for(Lead thisLead : Trigger.new){
if(thisLead.Company != null && thisLead.RecordTypeId != BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID){ thisLead.RecordTypeId = BUSINESS_RECORDTYPEID;
}
}
}
The developer receives deployment errors every time a deployment is attempted from Sandbox to Production.
What should the developer do to ensure a successful deployment?
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What user fox said.
The correct answer is C, not A or B. It is not a good practice to hardcode record type Ids, After the first deployment of the record type, the production record type id will be different from what is hardcoded and the developer will always get deployment error when test classes run during deployment.
B correct
Current Answer B