Salesforce Advanced Admin flashcards
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- Organization-Wide Defaults
- OWD settings define the baseline record access users have to records they do not own, using Private, Public Read Only, or Public Read/Write; other sharing tools can only relax them.
- Role hierarchy access
- Users positioned above a record owner in the role hierarchy receive the same access to that record as the owner; users in sibling roles receive no access through the hierarchy.
- Permission set groups
- A permission set group bundles multiple permission sets into one assignment and can mute selected permissions inside them, delivering job-based access without editing profiles.
- Most permissive FLS
- When a user's profile and permission sets disagree on field-level security, access is granted if any one of them allows it, so the most permissive setting determines the result.
- Restriction rule
- A restriction rule filters which records a user can access in Lightning Experience using criteria; it can only narrow access already granted, never widen it.
- Master-detail relationship
- A master-detail relationship makes child records inherit the parent's ownership and sharing, deletes children when the parent is deleted, and enables roll-up summary fields.
- Roll-up summary field
- A roll-up summary on a master record aggregates related child records using COUNT, SUM, MIN, or MAX with optional filter criteria, and requires a master-detail relationship.
- Custom metadata vs custom settings
- Custom metadata type records are deployable through change sets and packages and support relationships; custom setting values are not deployable and must be recreated manually.
- Dependent picklist
- A dependent picklist filters its options based on a controlling field; the controlling field may be a checkbox or picklist but never a multi-select picklist.
- Hierarchy custom setting
- A hierarchy custom setting stores values at organization, profile, and user levels, and the most specific level defined determines the value returned at runtime.
- Setup Audit Trail
- Setup Audit Trail logs configuration changes such as permission edits and deployments, showing the 20 most recent entries in the UI and up to six months as a download.
- Field history tracking
- Field history tracking records changes to selected fields, up to 20 fields per object, retaining data for 18 to 24 months depending on edition before it is purged.
- Login history retention
- Salesforce retains login history covering the previous six months, including IP address, login type, status, and client, and lets administrators download it as a CSV.
- Event Monitoring
- Event Monitoring is a paid add-on that captures API, page view, and login events; logs are viewable in-app for 30 days and exportable for up to one year.
- Data Loader capacity
- Data Loader can process up to 5 million records in a single insert, update, upsert, or delete operation, sending them through the API in batches of 200 by default.
- Import Wizard limit
- The Import Wizard processes up to 50,000 records per run, supports only selected objects such as accounts, contacts, leads, and custom objects, and cannot be scheduled.
- Recycle Bin retention
- Records deleted in Salesforce stay recoverable in the Recycle Bin for 15 days; after that period they are permanently removed unless a backup export exists.
- Ownership skew
- Ownership skew occurs when a single user owns more than 10,000 records of an object that contains more than 10,000 records, slowing sharing recalculation and query performance.
- External ID upsert
- An external ID field stores a unique identifier from an outside system, letting Data Loader or the API upsert records and relate them without knowing Salesforce record IDs.
- Before-save flow
- A before-save record-triggered flow runs before the record is committed and updates only the triggering record's fields without extra DML, making it faster than an after-save flow.
- Order of execution
- On save, Salesforce runs before-save flows, then before-save Apex triggers, then system validation and custom validation rules, then after-save flows and after-save triggers.
- Flow fault path
- A fault path is attached to a flow element to catch runtime errors, letting the flow log the failure or create an error record instead of stopping and rolling back.
- Scheduled-triggered flow
- A scheduled flow runs at a configured start time and frequency against records returned by its filter conditions, and it must be activated before the schedule takes effect.
- Workflow rules retirement
- Salesforce is retiring workflow rules and Process Builder; new automation should be built with Flow, and existing rules should be migrated before support ends.
- Change set direction
- Change sets deploy from a sandbox to production or between sandboxes linked by an authorized deployment connection, and they cannot delete components in the target org.
- RunLocalTests test level
- The RunLocalTests test level runs all tests in the org except those from installed managed packages, and it is the standard choice for production deployments.
- Partial Copy sandbox
- A Partial Copy sandbox contains all metadata plus a sample of data defined by a sandbox template, holds up to 5 GB of data, and can refresh every 29 days.
- Destructive deployment
- Removing metadata from a target org requires the Metadata API with a destructiveChanges.xml manifest, because change sets cannot delete components during deployment.
- Case assignment rules
- Case assignment rules route new cases to users or queues based on criteria; only one rule can be active at a time and its entries are evaluated in order.
- Lead conversion mapping
- Converting a lead creates or matches an account and contact and optionally an opportunity, mapping standard and custom lead fields onto those new records.
- Entitlement milestones
- Entitlement milestones define service-level targets on cases, such as first response and resolution times, and are applied through entitlement processes tied to entitlements.
- Omni-Channel routing
- Omni-Channel pushes work items to agents based on routing configuration, capacity, skills, and presence status instead of leaving them in a queue to be claimed manually.