Exam Certified Data Architect topic 1 question 28 discussion

D is correct

Bad question. Best answer is D, even though granular locking is normally enabled by default. https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.draes.meta/draes/draes_group_membership_locking.htm

Answer is D. Granular locking is not enabled by default. By default, the platform locks the entire group membership table to protect data integrity when Salesforce makes changes to roles and groups. After enabling Granular locking, the system employs additional logic to allow other updates to proceed simultaneously if there is relationship between the roles or groups involved in the updates.

So what is the corrent answer? Granular locking is enable by default so why the correct answer is D? Is not A?

D. Enable granular locking. Though this feature is already enabled by default, the documentation makes it sound like it could be disabled. https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.210.0.draes.meta/draes/draes_tools_granular_locking.htm Not A. Remove SOQL statements from Apex Loops - this wouldn't solve the locking issue on sharing recalculations. Not B. Enable sharing recalculations - sharing calcs are already enabled, that's why there are locking error. Not C. Ask Salesforce support for additional CPU power. You could foolishly ask for this and get laughed at. CPU limits are not a limit you can increase.

D seems logical, but according to the documentation, granular locking is enabled by default, so there's no point in asking SF to enable it again

https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.draes.meta/draes/draes_group_membership_locking.htm