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Hello @Madhumita Dasgupta please see the topic coverage ratio in the certification exam guide : https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=005298965&type=1

Developer Fundamentals: 27%

• Understand multi-tenant concepts and design frameworks, such as MVC architecture and Lightning Component Framework.
• Given a scenario, identify common use cases and best practices for declarative versus programmatic customizations, including governor limits, formula fields, and roll-up summaries.
• Given a scenario, determine, create, and access the appropriate data model including objects, fields, relationships, and external IDs.
• Understand use cases and limitations of using Agentforce for Developers.

Process Automation and Logic: 28%

• Identify the capabilities of the declarative process automation features.
• Understand how to declare variables, constants, methods, modifiers, Apex interfaces, and the appropriate use cases for each.
• Given a scenario, assess how Apex control flow statements will execute and when to apply different control flow statements.
• Given a scenario, write SOSL, SOQL, and DML statements in Apex, and assess what they will return.
• Given a scenario, follow best practices to write Apex classes and triggers.
• Given a scenario, understand governor limits and their implications on Apex transactions.
• Describe the relationship between Apex transactions, the save order of execution, and the potential for recursion and/or cascading.
• Implement exception handling in Apex, including custom exceptions as needed.
• Given a scenario, use declarative functionality and Apex together to automate business logic.

User Interface: 25%

• Given a scenario, prevent user interface and data access security vulnerabilities.
• Given a scenario, display and use custom user interface components, including Lightning components, Flow, and Visualforce.
• Describe the use cases and best practices for Lightning Web Components, including the framework, benefits, and events.
• Given a scenario, implement Apex to work with various types of page components, including Lightning components, Flow, and Agentforce.

Testing, Debugging, and Deployment: 20%

• • Write and execute tests for triggers, controllers, classes, and flows using various sources of test data.
  • Given a scenario, know how and when to use the Salesforce Developer tools such as Salesforce DX, Salesforce CLI, and Developer Console.
  • Describe how to approach debugging system issues and monitoring flows, performance, asynchronous, and batch jobs.
  • Describe the environments, requirements, and process for deploying code and associated configurations.

 Eric

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Good luck !  

Eric

Hi @Priyanka Manogaran

Please check all the steps are correct or not. Please check the spell as well with exact match 

1. Click the Waypoints tab.
2. Click New to create a new waypoint.
3. Call it Half Dome and click Save & New.
4. Create another waypoint called Glacier Point and click Save & New.
5. Create one more called El Capitan and click Save.

No duplicate record should be there

Also check below link.  

I’d look closely at whether the value is being populated by the Voice package through the active console context. If the flow is correctly finding the Contact/Lead but the value changes afterward, that timing would be the first thing I’d try to isolate. 

A useful test would be to temporarily remove the custom assignment and watch the Voice Call record through the full lifecycle: call creation → console record context → flow execution → final Related Record value. That should help identify whether the native behavior happens before or after the flow. I’d also check whether the behavior differs between inbound, outbound, and callback calls. 

More broadly, this is a good example of why Salesforce telephony needs to be evaluated beyond just “does it make calls?” The interaction between call context, CRM records, routing, logging, and automation can become important very quickly. I’ve seen this discussed in the context of comparing the different

Hi @Mélina MOLHO

This is a known friction point with Data Cloud Data Graphs referencing CMS content a few likely causes, in order of probability:My best guess is step 2 (the 48-hour sync lag) or step 1 (Trash still holding them) those are the two most common causes for exactly this scenario. If you check the Recycle Bin and it's already empty, wait a day and retry before escalating. 

1. Check the CMS Recycle Bin 
   Deleting a form/landing page in Experience Builder or CMS Workspaces often just moves it to Trash, not a hard delete. Go to Digital Experiences > [your site or CMS Workspace] > Content > check for a Trash/Recycle Bin view, and permanently delete MCAIPBQMF5XVGJ7HLSXSOCBCQL54 and LP_NPS from there.

2. Wait out the known sync delay 
   Salesforce's own docs note that for Managed Content Resources specifically, a deletion can take up to 48 hours to be fully reflected in the dependency index, even though the item is gone from the UI. If you deleted these recently, this alone may explain it retry the delete tomorrow before troubleshooting further.

3. Confirm they're not still published/versioned elsewhere 
   A CMS form or landing page can have multiple published versions or be reused across more than one site/channel. Check Setup > Digital Experiences > All Sites, and also any other CMS Workspace, to confirm there isn't a second reference to the same content item still live.

4. Search for embedded references 
   sfdc_cms_form / sfdc_cms_landingPage content can be embedded as a component inside another Experience Builder page or an LWC. If either was ever dragged onto a page that still exists, that page is holding a live reference search Experience Builder pages for the component.

5. Use the Dependency API to get an authoritative list 
   If the UI dependency list looks stale, query MetadataComponentDependency (or the equivalent Data Cloud dependency Connect REST endpoint) to see exactly what's still pointing at the Data Graph, rather than trusting the UI panel alone.

6. Escalate to Salesforce Support if it persists 
   If it's still blocked after 48+ hours and steps 1–4 show nothing, this is worth a Support case Data Cloud's dependency checker referencing already deleted CMS resources is a reported pattern, not something you can force clear from the UI yourself.

My best guess is step 2 (the 48-hour sync lag) or step 1 (Trash still holding them) those are the two most common causes for exactly this scenario. If you check the Recycle Bin and it's already empty, wait a day and retry before escalating.  

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