Universal Containers (UC) has migrated its back-office data into an on-premise database with REST API access. UC recently implemented Sales Cloud for its sales organization, but users are complaining about a lack of order data inside Salesforce.UC is concerned about Salesforce storage limits but would still like Sales Cloud to have access to the data.Which design pattern should a data architect select to satisfy the requirement?

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) has outgrown its current Salesforce org and will be migrating to a new org shortly. As part of this process, NTO will be migrating all of its metadata and data. NTO's data model in the source org has a complex relationship hierarchy with several master-detail and lookup relationships across objects, which should be maintained in the target org.Which three things should a data architect do to maintain the relationship hierarchy during migration? (Choose three.)

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) wants to implement backup and restore for Salesforce data, Currently, it has data backup processes that runs weekly, which back up all Salesforce data to an enterprise data warehouse (EDW). NTO wants to move to daily backups and provide restore capability to avoid any data loss in case of outage. What should a data architect recommend for a daily backup and restore solution?

Ursa Major Solar provides home installment services to its customers. To track these home installments, the company uses Opportunities. At any given time, the status of the home installments can be one of the 10 values. Currently, Ursa Major Solar has 189,000 Opportunity records.An Architect needs to create a new field to track home installment status opportunity while also improving data quality and avoiding data skew.What should the Architect do?

Northern trail Outfitters (NTO) runs its entire out of an enterprise data warehouse (EDW), NTD's sales team starting to use Salesforce after a recent implementation, but currently lacks data required to advanced and opportunity to the next stage. NTO's management has research Salesforce Connect and would like to use It to virtualize and report on data from the EDW within Salesforce. NTO will be running thousands of reports per day across 10 to 15 external objects. What should a data architect consider befor

Ursa Major Solar plans to use Salesforce to manage their sales organization. However, the company has legacy account data from two aging systems that must be migrated into Salesforce. The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Ursa Major Solar is concerned about data duplication and needs it minimized.What are two design considerations an Architect should take in this scenario? (Choose two.)