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Platform Developer II
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Given a scenario, identify the considerations of interactions between multiple processes, both declarative and programmatic.
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Given a scenario, propose and justify the optimal programmatic or declarative solution.
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Demonstrate knowledge of the best practices for writing Apex triggers.
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Describe the Apex features available for error handling and maintaining transactional integrity.
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Demonstrate how and where to use advanced keywords in a SOQL query structure.
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How the HAVING clause filters grouped results in SOQL aggregate queries
Learn this conceptHow OFFSET and LIMIT work together for pagination in SOQL, and the maximum allowed OFFSET value
Learn this conceptAnalyze a set of requirements and determine the benefits of using asynchronous Apex coding.
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Given a scenario and requirements, identify the appropriate dynamic Apex feature to use in the solution.
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Given a scenario, identify the appropriate publish / subscribe logic for platform events.
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Given a scenario, apply programmatic integration techniques and platform features for inbound and outbound communication.
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OFFSET and LIMIT clauses control how many records a SOQL query returns and where to start, enabling pagination through large datasets. OFFSET skips a specific number of rows on the server before returning results, while LIMIT caps the total number of rows returned in that request. Together they allow developers to retrieve data in manageable chunks without loading the entire result set locally.