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 Salesforce Architect Certification Maintenance (Winter '24) Which Salesforce tool can be used to create time -based system performance reports? Ans: Scale Center   What are the most recent improvements to the Salesforce Backup app? Ans: Inprove page design and Clearer setup flow guidance   How can Data Cloud be used by Data Architects? Ans: Map and model data   How could you customize an email Contact field to target customers with the highest lifetime value across the enterprise? Ans: Copy data from a CIO field for lifetime value.   Which feature allows a business to segregate data and processes across multiple brands? Ans: Data Spaces   Which Salesforce feature enables encryption keys stored outside of Salesforce to encrypt and decrypt your Salesforce data? Ans: External Key Management What is the advantage of using the DevOps center to manage change and releases? Ans: Capture changes in source control system.   How can you limit sanbox access to on...

Deprecated Default Values Without Square Brackets for Array, Set, and List Attributes Setting a default value without square brackets is deprecated and can lead to unexpected behavior. To set a default value for these attribute types, surround comma-separated values with  [] ; for example,  default="['red', 'green', 'blue']" . Where:  This change applies to orgs with Lightning components in Lightning Experience, Salesforce Classic, and all versions of the Salesforce app. How:  Here’s an example of attributes for an array, a list, and a set. <aura:attribute name="colorArray" type="String[]" default="['red', 'green', 'blue']" /> <aura:attribute name="colorList" type="List" default="['red', 'green', 'blue']" /> <aura:attribute name="colorSet" type="Set" default="['red', 'green', ...