How is a permission set determined in soql?

How is a permission set determined in soql?

This field determines whether a permission set is a custom one or if it is parented by a profile. This is made possible because for every profile, there is one underlying permission set. That way, permissions layer equally across permission sets without having to treat a profile differently.

Can a soql query return both permissions?

In the setup user interface, you only see the profile but in the API, you can see both the profile and the underlying permission set. As a result, running the following query in SOQL will return both permission sets you’ve created and permission sets parented by a profile: ?

How are permissions assigned to a permission set?

PermissionsPermissionName One field for each permission. If true, users assigned to this permission set have the named permission. The number of fields varies depending on the permissions for the organization and license type. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!

How to determine permissions for a custom object?

I am trying to run a query to determine which Permission sets grant Field access to my Custom Object KimbleOne__ActivityTimePattern__c. I ran the query below to determine which Permission Sets grant Object level access:

How to enforce security for soql SELECT query?

If you use WITH SECURITY_ENFORCED clause for same SOQL Select query, it will throw exception and no data will be returned. This feature is tailored to Apex developers who have minimal development experience with security and to applications where graceful degradation on permissions errors isn’t required.

When to use security enforced clause in sqol query?

Currently if you include a field in a SQOL query (Without WITH SECURITY_ENFORCED Clause) and a user doesn’t have access to that field, the field will be returned and can be used by the code without any exception, but the data to that user should not have access.

How to query field level security on particular profiles?

Depending upon the objects in your org, the above query would return number of records i.e. each record represents a field on each object. So for 20 objects with each of them having 20-50 custom fields it would return 20*50 number of records. You can restrict the number of records by looking at a specific sObject. Ex: Hope this helps.

How to query for all user profiles in permission sets?

This particular query is designed to show you the same output you’d see in a matrix report, showing each permission set by name, followed by profile, followed by a summary row for each permission set name, eventually followed by the totals per profile, and a grand total at the bottom.

What are the results of the custom permissions query?

One of the results in the above Query was the custom Permissions set Edit Delivery Activity Period Rate Band. When I run the query below to output Field Permission it yields 0 results.