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An administrator notices there are too many duplicate records, numerous sharing rules, and a large number of manually shared records. This situation maybe a symptom of...

  1. A role hierarchy that has too few roles
  2. A sharing model that is too public.
  3. A sharing model that is too private.
  4. Object permissions on profiles that are too restrictive.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

With a private sharing model, users can't see if records already exist in the system and create new ones that they can see. Also, IT receives many requests for additional access to users as well as users individually sharing records.



An administrator wrote a field update action for a workflow rule on a field that is hidden via Field- Level Security. When the workflow rule triggers, what happens to the data in the hidden field?

  1. The field will fail to update and remain in its original state.
  2. The field is updated, even though it is hidden.
  3. The field will only update if the rule was triggered by a time-based trigger.
  4. The field will only update if the user has "Modify All Data" enabled in the profile.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Workflow rules run whether or not the end user is able to see the field.



An administrator wrote a field update action for a workflow rule on a field that is hidden via Field- Level Security. When the workflow rule triggers, what happens to the data in the hidden field?

  1. The field will fail to update and remain in its original state.
  2. The field is updated, even though it is hidden.
  3. The field will only update if the rule was triggered by a time-based trigger.
  4. The field will only update if the user has "Modify All Data" enabled in the profile.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Workflow rules run whether or not the end user is able to see the field.



An administrator wrote a field update action for a workflow rule on a field that is hidden via Field- Level Security. When the workflow rule triggers, what happens to the data in the hidden field?

  1. The field will fail to update and remain in its original state.
  2. The field is updated, even though it is hidden.
  3. The field will only update if the rule was triggered by a time-based trigger.
  4. The field will only update if the user has "Modify All Data" enabled in the profile.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Workflow rules run whether or not the end user is able to see the field.






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