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Hi @suryateja anneboina ,

Great to see that you're preparing for the Salesforce Platform Developer I certification — it’s a solid step forward in your Salesforce journey!

Here’s a structured approach to help you prepare effectively:

1. Start with the official Trailmix:

This Trailhead learning path covers everything you need for the exam: 

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2. Review the exam guide:

Understand the exam structure, topic weightage, and question format to better plan your preparation: 

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3. Practice regularly:

Use a Trailhead Playground to get hands-on experience with Apex, SOQL, triggers, and test classes. Practical knowledge is key.

4. Join a study group:

Explore the

5. Take mock exams:

Once you’ve covered the content, practice with mock tests (Focus on Force is a good resource) to evaluate your readiness.

If you need a study plan or any guidance along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy to help!

Wishing you the best for your certification journey! 👍

Hi @Rohit Shah

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In Salesforce, we

But there’s a simple workaround — you can schedule the same batch job 4 times with different cron timings like this:

apexCopyEditSystem.schedule('Job1', '0 0 * * * ?', new MyBatchClass());    // Runs at 00 mins
System.schedule('Job2', '0 15 * * * ?', new MyBatchClass());   // Runs at 15 mins
System.schedule('Job3', '0 30 * * * ?', new MyBatchClass());   // Runs at 30 mins
System.schedule('Job4', '0 45 * * * ?', new MyBatchClass());   // Runs at 45 mins

This way, your batch job will run every 15 minutes. Let me know if you need help with the code or anything else!

Hello @Jeff Roberts

To manually create the Fitness record and test the flow in Agentforce Innovator Prompt Builder, follow these steps- 

1 .Go to LatishBryce's Contact Record- Search for her contact in Salesforce.  

2.Create a New Fitness Record- Look for the related list or custom object where Fitness records are stored. 

3. Enter Required Details 

4. Save the ReRecord 

5.Trigger the flow -Perform an action that should initiate the flow. 

6.Monitor the Flow Debug Logs to confirm it runs as expected. 

@Keiji Otsubo

ありがとうございます！ 

なるほど、参照のみだと変更されたことをトリガーにすることは難しいんですね、、 

カスタムオブジェクトの案もありがとうございます。一度担当営業の方にも確認してみます！

Hi @Divya Chauhan

, 

I believe RagFileUDMO__dlm is supposed to be refreshed once we update the Data Library, so I tried adding/removing files a few times, and even created a new data library, but it's still not refreshed. 

Or is there another way to manually refresh RagFileUDMO__dlm?

Thanks @Ashwini Garwandha

Viewed those resources b4.  The resource at

has incorrect codings by the way due to 2 factors: 

<!-- example menu navigation -->
<a href="/home">Home</a>
<a href="/about">About</a>
<!-- end example menu navigation -->

The above is missing reference "class" to add event triggers to. 

navLinks[i].addEventListener('click', trackView(navLinks[i].text), false);

The above will simply "fire" off the trackView function as it runs and loops as IIFE. Not as a function when the button or link or element is clicked. 

Network request is triggering, whenever button is clicked. Network request is also registering for initial tracker load on page load too via the network request views. there's also no errors thrown from pdt.js 

Doing further tests today and for some reason, it's no longer registering any page views at all today since 15th May. Is there like an anti-spam trigger to ignore pageview triggers after certain cap ? How can i work around that for testing purposes? 

Also, please advise if Campaign ID is a must. ta 

Dear @Nisha Rastogi

! Sth. different, not really what you were asking for but a huge demand and use case is on the size limit of data libraries. Extending that would be a huge benefit and make data libraries so much more interesting for a lot of customers.  

E.g. we do have around 4GB of PDF files that need to act as a data source and finally end up as one search index being usable in a prompt template. Having them all in one data library would be a dream come true. :-)