Fundamentals Flashcards

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What is visual force rendered in?

A

Ultimately HTML

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What’s apex

A

First cloud computing programming language

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2
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What is visualforce

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Force.com platform tag-based markup language

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3
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A page layout controls what

A

Only records edit and detail pages

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4
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Once you set a master detail relationships field value can u can u change it?

A

No

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5
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Roles control what?

A

Records

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Profiles and permission sets control?

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A user’s object and field level access permissions

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Roles control what

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A user’s record-level access permissions through role hierarchy and sharing rules

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Sharing rules do what?

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Allow us to make automatic exceptions to org wide defaults

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9
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Record types allow us to do what?

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Specify different categories of records with different pick list values and page layouts. Can also assign record types to specific profiles

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What can delegated administrators do?

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Reset passwords
Assign users to profiles
Login as a user who has granted access
Mange custom objects created by admin

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11
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What is default evaluation criteria in workflow

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Created or edited to meet criteroa

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12
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What workflow evaluation criteria can’t you add time dependent actions to

A

Created or edited

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13
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Salesforce.com IDs exist in two forms

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15 digit case sensitive

18 digit case insensitive

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14
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Sets are?

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Used to isolate distinct records

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15
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Maps are…

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Name value pairs that hold the query results retrievable by record id

16
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Standard report types show

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‘With’ relationships (inner joins)

17
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with relationships are called

A

inner joins

18
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An exception report uses a without relationship to show

A

where data doesn’t exist

19
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Cross filters let you

A

filter the parent records in a report by their related child records using WITH or WITHOUT conditions

20
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A relationship field stores what?

A

ID of the parent record in a relationship, as well as optionally providing user interface representations in both the parent and child records.

21
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Downwards traversal

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is when you’re pulling records from a related list. For example, if we’re doing a SOQL query on accounts, downwards traversal could pull data from the account’s contacts.

22
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Don’t forget these three things when using downwards traversal:

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The nested query is treated like another field. That’s why there is a comma after the AnnualRevenue field.

We use the plural version “Contacts” in the nested SOQL query. If you need to find the keyword for a custom relationship, find the lookup or master-detail field and look here:

You can combine all the SOQL techniques you’ve learned into your query!