The allOrNone parameter can be set to allow DML statements to succeed for some records while only failing for those records that encounter errors (See: Database Class Developer Documentation). Due to the nature of the triggers creating records in the background, some CPQ processes do not support the allOrNone parameter or may have limited support for the parameter.
While many operations in Salesforce CPQ will allow for this operation to work as expected, there are some known exceptions to support for allOrNone=FALSE DML operations within the Salesforce CPQ package.
Note: This is not a comprehensive list of places where CPQ does not support allOrNone, but it covers the most common use cases.
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