Object:
Store information that is unique and important to your organization.
Workflow and Approval Processes:
Used for automating business processes.
Store information that is unique and important to your organization.
- Custom Object
- Standard Object
Field:
Store data of an object.
Store data of an object.
- Standard Fields
- Custom Fields
Formula Field:
A read-only field that derives its value from a formula expression you define. The formula field is updated when any of the source fields change.
Field history tracking:
A read-only field that derives its value from a formula expression you define. The formula field is updated when any of the source fields change.
Field history tracking:
The old and new field values are added to the History related list as well as the date, time, nature of the change, and user making the change.
http://infallibletechie.blogspot.in/2012/11/field-history-tracking-in-salesforce.html
Encrypted fields:
Allows users to enter any combination of letters and numbers and store them in encrypted form.
http://infallibletechie.blogspot.in/2012/11/encrypted-field-in-salesforce.html
Types of Relationships:
http://infallibletechie.blogspot.in/2012/11/field-history-tracking-in-salesforce.html
Encrypted fields:
Allows users to enter any combination of letters and numbers and store them in encrypted form.
http://infallibletechie.blogspot.in/2012/11/encrypted-field-in-salesforce.html
Types of Relationships:
- Lookup
- Master-Detail
- Hierarchial
Tabs:
- Custom Object Tabs
- Web Tabs
- Visualforce Tabs
Page Layout:
A page layout controls the position and organization of the fields and related lists that are visible to users when viewing a record.
User:
User must have a user license.
A page layout controls the position and organization of the fields and related lists that are visible to users when viewing a record.
User:
User must have a user license.
- Salesforce.com
- Salesforce platform
Profile:
Defines a user’s permissions to perform different functions.
Every user has a profile.
Organization Wide Default:
Security settings that defines base level of access to data records.
Defines a user’s permissions to perform different functions.
Every user has a profile.
Organization Wide Default:
Security settings that defines base level of access to data records.
- Public Read/Write
- Public Read only
- Private
Role:
Controls the level of visibility that users have to an organization’s data.
Public Groups:
Grouping users together for access.
Controls the level of visibility that users have to an organization’s data.
Public Groups:
Grouping users together for access.
- Can be used in a sharing rule
- Can be used to give access to folders
Sharing Rules:
Used to open up access to records.
Record type:
Record types allow you to offer different business processes, picklist values, and page layouts to
different users based on their profiles.
Used to open up access to records.
Record type:
Record types allow you to offer different business processes, picklist values, and page layouts to
different users based on their profiles.
Workflow and Approval Processes:
Used for automating business processes.
- Email alert
- Assign Task
- Field Update
- Outbound Message
Validation rule:
Verify that the data a user enters in record meets the standards before the user can save the record.
Managing Data:
Verify that the data a user enters in record meets the standards before the user can save the record.
Managing Data:
- Insert
- Update
- Upsert
- Delete
- Export
Visualforce pages:
Visualforce is a framework that allows developers to build sophisticated, custom user interfaces that can
be hosted natively on the Force.com platform. The Visualforce framework includes a tag-based markup
language, similar to HTML.
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/salesforce_pages_developers_guide.pdf
Visualforce is a framework that allows developers to build sophisticated, custom user interfaces that can
be hosted natively on the Force.com platform. The Visualforce framework includes a tag-based markup
language, similar to HTML.
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/salesforce_pages_developers_guide.pdf
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