Exam Certified Platform App Builder topic 1 question 3 discussion

I´ve created this scenario and the answer is A. The record change the value but no error message is shown. And as already mention, workflow rules do not respect validation rules

Answer:A

I tried and got the following error. So C. Review the errors on this page. We can't save this record because the “Update Industry to Tech” process failed. Give your Salesforce admin these details. This error occurred when the flow tried to update records: FIELD_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_EXCEPTION: The length of industry should be less than 6 characters.. You can look up ExceptionCode values in the SOAP API Developer Guide. Error ID: 259102387-31474 (-1265138106)ok up ExceptionCode values in the SOAP API Developer Guide. Error ID: 259102387-31474 (-1265138106)

The Answer is "A" Here is why.... while it is true that salesforce executes operations through the order of execution , in which validation rules are evaluated before workflow rules, but in this scenario changes made by a workflow rule or process (including field updates) are typically not re-evaluated by validation rules in the same transaction. This means that if a workflow rule or process updates a field, it may not trigger the validation rule associated with that field, even though, technically, validation rules come before workflow rules in the order of execution. for this reason the field will be updated an there will not be an error message, but the validation will fire if you manually try to update the record that has been updated before by the workflow rule because they are designed to run every time a record is saved.

The answer is A. Please notice it is "workflow" rule, not record-triggered flow. custom validation rule runs before workflow rule, and after run the workflow, according to the documentation, Runs system validations again. Custom validation rules, flows, duplicate rules, processes, and escalation rules aren’t run again.

Created the same scenario in a hands-on org and validate that the Industry will change to Tecnology independent of the validation rule.

The answer is C. Look at the last sentence of the question. "What will happen the next time a salesperson saves an Account with a Billing City of San Francisco?" If the workflow rule invalidates the data then the next time user won't be able to save the record with the wrong data.

A is correct.

As per the Order of Execution, A is the right answer

I think it should be A

Custom validation rules, flows, duplicate rules, processes, and escalation rules aren’t run again when workflows update a field. So answer is A.

Workflow rule is executed after validation rule. Select A.

the correct answer is A, here is the order of execution from Salesforce documentation.

The correct answer is C, tried and tested.

Answer is A

1.Validation rules 2.Assignment rules 3.Auto-response rules 4.Workflow rules (with immediate actions) 5.Escalation rules

A is the answer. Tested.