What are three characteristics of change set deployments? Choose 3 answers Sending a change set between two orgs requires a deployment connection.

Change sets are a native Salesforce tool for moving metadata between related organizations, such as from a sandbox to production. A deployment connection must be authorized between the two orgs to enable this transfer. The deployment process is atomic; it is a single transaction that either completes successfully in its entirety or fails and is completely rolled back, ensuring the target org's metadata remains in a consistent state. Change sets are strictly for metadata and cannot be used to move data records.

A. Change sets can deploy the definition (metadata) of a custom setting, but not the data records within that custom setting.

E. Change sets are designed exclusively for deploying metadata components (like objects, fields, and code), not for transferring data records (like accounts or contacts).

1. Salesforce Help, "Change Sets Overview". This document states, "A change set is a means of sending customizations from one Salesforce org to another... Change sets can only be used between orgs that are affiliated with a production org (for example, a sandbox and the production org)."

2. Salesforce Help, "Deploying a Change Set". This guide explains, "The deployment is a single transaction. If the deployment is unable to complete for any reason, the entire transaction is rolled back."

3. Salesforce Help, "Components Available in Change Sets". The list of available metadata components does not include data for any object, including custom settings.