A developer needs to join data received from an integration with an external system with parent records in Salesforce. The data set does not contain the
Salesforce IDs of the parent records, but it does have a foreign key attribute that can be used to identify the parent.
Which action will allow the developer to relate records in the data model without knowing the Salesforce ID?
To relate records in Salesforce without knowing the Salesforce IDs, you can create and populate a custom field on the parent object marked as an External ID. This allows Salesforce to identify parent records using an external system's unique identifier. External ID fields can be used to match and link these records during data import processes.
I think the answer is C.
Ans is C - we don't have any data type as foreign key relationship
I think its option C only, we can map azureId.
c is the correct answer
It is C. The Parent as to have a field External Id to allow childs to reference him.
Answer is C You need an external ID on the Parent First then use Indirect Lookup Relationship Fields on External Objects. https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.external_object_indirect_lookup_relationships.htm&type=5
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"C" for two reasons. It has to be on the Parent object and their is no "foreign Key" type.
D cannot be correct. There is no data type of 'Foreign Key' in SF. The answer is C.
Answer is C
we need the External ID
Answer: D. Create a custom field on the child object of type Foreign Key. Carefully read the link below, 'foreign' key is not necessary the word 'foreign' https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/langCon_apex_dml_foreign_keys.htm
The very first line in your link says you need to use External ID which is option C.
C, perfectionist
Answer is C