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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 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.
How to fetch object permission for all profiles?
Instead, you can fetch details by querying ObjectPermission. Here is the example, SELECT Profile. Name FROM PermissionSet WHERE IsOwnedByProfile = TRUE AND Id IN (SELECT ParentId FROM ObjectPermissions WHERE PermissionsRead = TRUE AND SObjectType = ‘CustomObject__c’) ORDER BY Profile.
Is the subquery related to the ID in soql?
In SQL its a join that would do it but I’m new to SOQL, so can’t figure out the relationship for the query, or if maybe it needs to be 2 queries. which I know is wrong. I should have the subquery related back to the Id from the main Select in some format such as:
How to search for NULL values in soql?
in SOQL Queries. You can search for null values by using the null keyword. Use null to represent null values in SOQL queries. If you run a query on a boolean field, null matches FALSE values. For example, if Test_c is a boolean field, then the following query returns all the account records where Test_c is false:
Is the last 12 months in soql a bug?
Well the below SOQL works fine as it returns data for last 12 months excluding current month: Is it a bug? It’s considering the date/time which is stored in the Database which is always in GMT. When viewing the record from within the Salesforce UI, the value is automatically translated to and displayed in the timezone set on your user record.
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 query for specific user access rights?
Take a look at the Security Catalog Views, then check out MrDenny’s answer here which gives a query to list a user’s rights. I reproduce it here (tidied up to my liking)..
Can a specific user access a specific table?
However, they have been given access to do specific things to specific tables. For example, they can run select queries on table X and run update queries on table Y. I know I can find out what they have by going to the properties for each user.