Module: Session-Based Permission Sets and Security -Trailhead Salesforce

#1.Get Started with Session-Based Permission Sets

Hands-on Challenge
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YOUR CHALLENGE
Create a Session-Based Permission Set and Assign It to a User
You want a temporary employee named Lynda Herman to update and edit sales accounts during specific sessions. Create a session-based permission set and assign it to Lynda

  • #Clone the Minimum Access – Salesforce profile and name it Minimum Access – Salesforce Clone
  • #Create a new user:
  • #First Name: Lynda
  • #Last Name: Herman
  • #User License: Salesforce
  • #Profile: Minimum Access – Salesforce Clone
  • #Create a session-based permission set:
  • #Label: Temporary Account Edit
  • #API Name: Temporary_Account_Edit
  • #Checkbox: Session Activation Required
  • #License: None
  • #Object: Account
  • #Enabled permissions: Modify All
  • #Assign the permission set to Lynda Herman

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Created on 6/13/2020
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#2.Activate Session-Based Permission Sets Without Code

Quiz
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Q1)What are the mechanisms by which you can activate a session-based permission set?

I)Use a boolean field in the REST API to indicate an On session per user login.
II)Select Session Activation Required when you create the permission set.
III)Use SOAP API objects and fields or a declarative tool like Flow.
IV)A and B

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III)Use SOAP API objects and fields or a declarative tool like Flow.
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Q2)True or False: You can use Flow to activate a session-based permission set even if you don’t know how to code

I)True
II)False

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I)True
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#3.Create Easy Access to the Activation Flow

Quiz
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Q1)How can you make it easy for your end-users to activate a permission set, without using any markup?

I)Create a Visualforce page and custom tab
II)Train your users to run your flow directly.
III)Create a Lightning app page
IV)Create a Quick Action.

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III)Create a Lightning app page
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Q2)How do you create a Lightning app page that references a flow?

I)Use Lightning App Builder to create a Lightning app page and add a Flow component to your page
II)Use App Manager to create a Lightning app page and use Flow Builder to create a Flow component.
III)Use Visualforce to create a page and reference the flow in your markup.
IV)Use Flow Builder to create a flow with a Lightning app page element.

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I)Use Lightning App Builder to create a Lightning app page and add a Flow component to your page
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Pramod Kumar Yadav is from Janakpur Dham, Nepal. He was born on December 23, 1994, and has one elder brother and two elder sisters. He completed his education at various schools and colleges in Nepal and completed a degree in Computer Science Engineering from MITS in Andhra Pradesh, India. Pramod has worked as the owner of RC Educational Foundation Pvt Ltd, a teacher, and an Educational Consultant, and is currently working as an Engineer and Digital Marketer.



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