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Which among these is true for Dynamic Expressions?[2 options] You have reached the max number of allowed answers

• A.Dynamic expressions run on different contexts and require different Context Ids depending on the job the function is executing.
• B.Dynamic expressions run on single contexts and require the same Context Id for the job the function is executing.
• C.A dynamic expression is a formula that enables passing a contextual value as a parameter in a function.
• D.Copado has five types of Dynamic Expressions.

Daniel is a quality engineer who wants to enforce a test after committing changes in user stories. Which of the following feature should he use to extend Copado ' s testing capability?

• A.Functions
• B.Agile Integration
• C.Quality Gate and Quality Integration Framework
• D.Actions API

Why do you need to create Custom Metadata Types?

• A.To store the data records and generate a JSON file.
• B.To configure custom metadata records for your Job Template.
• C.To create a custom DevOps pipeline and deploy changes to Heroku only.
• D.To create a new StandardResource record and link your static resource.

Which of the following statement is TRUE regarding Dynamic Expression?

• A.Dynamic Expression adds custom parameters to run Apex scripts for different Job Templates.
• B.Dynamic Expression is a set of predefined variables used in a Salesforce Flow deployment step.
• C.Dynamic Expressions get values from different contexts to then pass them to a function or Salesforce flow.
• D.Dynamic Expression is a container that stores, in CSV files, a snapshot of the data included in a particular environment for use in the future.

Peter wants to run a function using Salesforce Flow. Which Apex action must he choose under the Action element?

• A.Peter must select 'Invoke Copado Function' under the Action field.
• B.Peter must invoke 'Continuous Integration' under the Action field.
• C.Peter must select 'Copado Multi-Cloud' under the Components tab.
• D.Peter must select 'Copado Action' under the Components tab.