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After a few months after failing my 2nd attempt to get certified, actually its me and my colleague that failed the 2nd retake. Now this is my third retake and I have more experience developing applications on force.com so I feel more comfortable that I would really pass it this time. Have close to 3 [...]

Object Relationships Link two objects -parent to child -one to many two main types -lookup -master-detail two special types // implementation of the two -self relationships -many to many relationships lookup relationships -loosely coupled * child field value may be optional * no cascade delte * independent ownerhip / — independent access control * max [...]

Most of the work revolves around creating custom objects, there are standard objects provided by the platform but custom objects are the core structure data model that makes your application relevant & useful to your organization. Custom Objects are the the heart of any application – provide a structure for storing data – power the [...]

Multitenant architecture – An application model in which all users and apps share a single, common infrastructure and code base Metadata-driven development model – An app development model that allows apps to be defined as declarative “blueprints,” with no code required. Data models, objects, forms, workflows, and more are defined by metadata. NOTE: There is [...]

The applications you build on force.com follows a building block layer logic of MVC(Model-View-Controller). Being able to quickly identify on which building block you are working would help on studying the different exam outline. From wikipedia. The model is the domain-specific representation of the data upon which the application operates. Domain logic adds meaning to [...]