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Which Salesforce feature should be used to disable access to all objects in a custom application?
Grant Access
If you want to disable access to records for users above the record owner in the hierarchy for custom objects, use the Grant Access Using Hierarchies checkbox.
Which objects support business processes?
We are having a business process for these objects in Salesforce.
- Lead, Opportunity , Case ,Solution.
- Some Points to consider for a business process :
- Business Process Examples.
- Lead Processes:
- Opportunities Sales Processes:
- Case Processes:
- Solutions Processes:
When to deactivate an automatic record creation rule?
For all other source types including custom activities, it is optional. When an automatic record creation (ARC) rule is applied to an Email queue item, it gets deactivated. The record creation and update rules can be packaged as a part of Dataverse solution.
How to restrict access to a custom object?
You can set Org-Wide Default access as ‘ Private ‘ for the object. Also, if it is custom object and you can also restrict record visibilty by Role Hierarchy. Uncheck the ‘ Grant Access Using Hierarchies ‘ option to restrict the access by Role Hierarchy.
How to avoid creating an ID in a subdocument?
You can create sub-documents without schema and avoid _id. Just add _id: false to your subdocument declaration. This will prevent the creation of an _id field in your subdoc. Additionally, if you use an object literal syntax for specifying a sub-schema, you may also just add _id: false to supress it.
Why are records disappearing from the Access database?
In my research before coming here I found one thread where it was mentioned that the data is not saved immediately to the database on the server, but is first saved on the computer and eventually synced. That network instability could cause the sync to fail and therefore the data never actually appears in the database.