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ADM-201 Exam - Question 258


Is it true that campaigns and opportunities have many to many relationship?

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Correct Answer: A

Campaigns and opportunities have a many-to-many relationship. A campaign can be associated with multiple opportunities, and an opportunity can be influenced by multiple campaigns. This type of relationship is facilitated by a junction object in systems like Salesforce, often referred to as 'Campaign Influence,' which allows multiple relationships to be mapped between campaigns and opportunities.

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michamouOption: B
May 26, 2020

I say that the relationship is 1:M A campaign can have many opportunities, but an opportunity can only belong to a single campaign.

Sayan_Debnath_007Option: B
Aug 30, 2020

The answer is False.

HarikanthOption: A
Apr 28, 2020

Answer is "True"

PiquerasOption: A
Oct 12, 2022

From a campaign, you can obtain multiples opportunities, and one opportunity can be influenced by many campaigns, so I would say true

queman786Option: B
Oct 19, 2022

The correct Answer is B.

MonBoujOption: A
Jun 21, 2023

one opportunity can be influenced by many campaigns, and one campaign can influence many opportunities. This is a many-to-many relationship (in Salesforce-jargon, ‘Campaign Influence’ is a Junction Object).

NikolaiPopov
Oct 8, 2023

Nope. refer to schema-builder. the correct answer is 1:M

picho707Option: A
Apr 17, 2024

An Opportunity can be associated with multiple Campaigns, and a Campaign can be associated with multiple Opportunities.

gabriela123suruOption: B
May 20, 2024

Out of the box, the data model diagram shows a 1:M from Campaign to opportunity. Even if Campaign Influence is enabled there is still only one campaignId that is linked through Primary Campaign Source. I think that B should be considered correct answer because strictly speaking the Campaign:Opportunity is 1:M. However, like for many of these questions, the lack of clarity in the question makes the answer debatable.