Question 1
Choose 1
A Data 360 Consultant wants to query data within a data model object (DMO). Upon creating the workspace, they are unsure which data space to select and choose the first one in the list. When they try to create a query, the required DMO is not available. What should the consultant do?
Correct answer:
C. Create a new workspace and select the data space the DMO belongs to.
Explanation:
In Salesforce Data 360, a Data Space is a logical partition that organizes and secures data, metadata, and processes by categories such as brand, region, or department . When a workspace is created, it is bound to the specific Data Space selected at initialization. Data Model Objects (DMOs) are scoped to the Data Space where they reside. If the consultant selected the wrong Data Space, the target DMO will not appear in the query environment because it is outside the workspace's logical scope .
Correct Option:
C. Create a new workspace and select the data space the DMO belongs to.
The workspace context is immutable after creation—you cannot change the Data Space associated with an existing workspace . The standard and most efficient resolution is to create a new workspace that is initialized with the correct Data Space where the DMO is located. This ensures the query session has the appropriate metadata visibility and permissions to access the required DMO.
Incorrect Option:
A. Add the data space to the existing workspace.
Workspaces in Data 360 are bound to a single Data Space at creation and do not support adding additional Data Spaces afterward. This is not a supported configuration change .
B. Add the DMO to the data space they selected when creating the workspace.
Moving a DMO to a different Data Space is a significant administrative action that impacts data governance, security, and downstream processes. It is not a standard solution for a simple workspace selection error .
D. Reference the data space name and DMO in the query within the existing workspace.
Query syntax cannot override the Data Space scoping rules. If the workspace is not bound to the Data Space containing the DMO, the DMO is not visible regardless of how it is referenced in the query .
Reference:
Trailhead: Data Spaces in Data 360; Salesforce Help: Data Spaces Overview.
In Salesforce Data 360, a Data Space is a logical partition that organizes and secures data, metadata, and processes by categories such as brand, region, or department . When a workspace is created, it is bound to the specific Data Space selected at initialization. Data Model Objects (DMOs) are scoped to the Data Space where they reside. If the consultant selected the wrong Data Space, the target DMO will not appear in the query environment because it is outside the workspace's logical scope .
Correct Option:
C. Create a new workspace and select the data space the DMO belongs to.
The workspace context is immutable after creation—you cannot change the Data Space associated with an existing workspace . The standard and most efficient resolution is to create a new workspace that is initialized with the correct Data Space where the DMO is located. This ensures the query session has the appropriate metadata visibility and permissions to access the required DMO.
Incorrect Option:
A. Add the data space to the existing workspace.
Workspaces in Data 360 are bound to a single Data Space at creation and do not support adding additional Data Spaces afterward. This is not a supported configuration change .
B. Add the DMO to the data space they selected when creating the workspace.
Moving a DMO to a different Data Space is a significant administrative action that impacts data governance, security, and downstream processes. It is not a standard solution for a simple workspace selection error .
D. Reference the data space name and DMO in the query within the existing workspace.
Query syntax cannot override the Data Space scoping rules. If the workspace is not bound to the Data Space containing the DMO, the DMO is not visible regardless of how it is referenced in the query .
Reference:
Trailhead: Data Spaces in Data 360; Salesforce Help: Data Spaces Overview.