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Question 146 - Certified Data Architect discussion

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NTO has multiple systems across its enterprise landscape including salesforce, with disparate version the customer records.

In salesforce, the customer is represented by the contact object.

NTO utilizes an MDM solution with these attributes:

1. The MDM solution keeps track of customer master with a master key.

2. The master key is a map to the record ID's from each external system that customer data is stored within.

3. The MDM solution provides de-duplication features, so it acts as the single source of truth.

How should a data architect implement the storage of master key within salesforce?

A.
Store the master key in Heroku postgres and use Heroku connect for synchronization.
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A.
Store the master key in Heroku postgres and use Heroku connect for synchronization.
B.
Create a custom object to store the master key with a lookup field to contact.
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B.
Create a custom object to store the master key with a lookup field to contact.
C.
Create an external object to store the master key with a lookup field to contact.
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C.
Create an external object to store the master key with a lookup field to contact.
D.
Store the master key on the contact object as an external ID (Field for referential imports)
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D.
Store the master key on the contact object as an external ID (Field for referential imports)
Suggested answer: D

Explanation:

The best way to implement the storage of master key within Salesforce is to store it on the contact object as an external ID field for referential imports. This way, the data architect can use the master key as a unique identifier to match records from different systems and avoid duplicates. The other options are not feasible because they either require additional storage or do not support referential imports.

asked 23/09/2024
Adrian Petrisoaia
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