Salesforce Platform-App-Builder - Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder (SP25)

One of the limitations when using the Schema Builder for creating fields is:

C. Cannot add fields to page layouts. While Schema Builder allows for easy visualization and creation of fields and objects, it does not support placing these fields onto specific page layouts directly from the Schema Builder interface.

To place fields on page layouts, you need to:

Navigate to Setup → Object Manager → select your object.

Click on Page Layouts, choose the appropriate layout, and manually add the newly created fields.

This step is necessary to ensure fields are visible and properly arranged on user interfaces.

For more details, Salesforce's Schema Builder documentation outlines its capabilities and limitations.

 AppExchange and Apex Code are two resources that can provide custom components for a Lightning app. AppExchange is a marketplace where developers can publish and sell their custom components or apps. Apex Code is a programming language that can be used to create custom components or logic for a Lightning app. Import Wizard and Visualforce are not resources for custom components, but tools for data import and web page development respectively.

To view a junction object record, a user must have at least read access to both master objects. This is because the junction object inherits the sharing and security settings from both master objects

The app builder has two options available when defining an object-specific Create Record custom action:

Pre-Defining field values on the target object. This means that the app builder can specify default values for certain fields on the target object when creating a new record using the custom action.

Specifying the fields and layout of the action. This means that the app builder can choose which fields to include in the action and how they are arranged on the screen. Option B and D are not options available when defining an object-specific Create Record custom action.

Sharing rules and manual sharing are two features that can extend record access beyond the organization-wide defaults. Sharing rules are automatic rules that grant access to groups of users based on certain criteria, such as role, public group, or territory. Manual sharing is a manual way of granting access to individual users or groups by the record owner or someone above them in the role hierarchy. Option B and C are not features that extend record access.