Answer:- Deleting a user is not possible in Salesforce.com, but we can deactivate the user by using the Freeze option. To freeze a user, go to: Setup > Manage Users > Users Find and click on the user and then click on Freeze

Answer:- We can store files, documents, and images in Salesforce.com as below: • Attachments • Documents • Google Drive • Libraries • Chatter Files

Answer:- Salesforce’s default indexed fields are: • Primary Keys: Name, ID, and owner fields) • Foreign Keys: lookup and master-detail relationship fields • Audit Dates: LastModifiesDate • Custom Fields (only marked as External ID or unique)

Answer:- a.10 field dependencies b.Yes c.Formula field d. No e. No

Answer:- In Salesforce, Field Dependencies are filters that will let the users modify their content and control the value of one field dependent on the value of another. There are two other fields in Field dependency which are. • Controlling Field. • Dependent field.

Answer:- Login Hours: If Login Hours is set in an organization, then it restricts the login before or after login hours. Setup | Administration | Manage users | Profiles Login IP: It helps restrict the login attempt from unauthorized IP addresses. Setup | Administration setup | Manage users | Profiles

Answer:- There are a few sharing rules in Salesforce available which are as follows: Account sharing Rule. Case Sharing Rule. Contact Sharing Rule. Custom Object sharing Rule. Lead Sharing Rule. Opportunity sharing Rule.

Answer:- Characteristics of a roll-up summary field: • It can be created for a Master-Detail relationship but not for a Lookup relationship. • Auto numbers are not available here. • We cannot change the field type in a roll-up summary field. • It derives data from the Child object. Functions of the roll-up summary field: • Count • Sum • Min • Max

Answer:- Characteristics of a roll-up summary field: • It can be created for a Master-Detail relationship but not for a Lookup relationship. • Auto numbers are not available here. • We cannot change the field type in a roll-up summary field. • It derives data from the Child object. Functions of the roll-up summary field: • Count • Sum • Min • Max

Answer:- Different kinds of reports in Salesforce are: • Tabular Report: It is similar to a spreadsheet and is the simplest and fastest way to see data. Tabular reports are the best to create lists of records. • Summary Report: It is similar to a tabular report but allows users to group rows of data, view subtotals, and create charts. • Matrix Report: It is similar to a summary report, but it allows users to group and summarize data by both rows and columns. • Joined Report: Joined reports let us create multiple report blocks that provide different views of our data and each block acts as a subreport.

Answer:- In Salesforce, there are 5 ways we can share records • Role Hierarchy. • Organization Wide Defaults. • Manual Sharing. • Criteria Based Sharing Rules. • Apex Sharing

Answer:- Without the need for any sophisticated algorithms or custom fields, a bucket field allows you to combine related data together by ranges and segments. Bucketing is a method of grouping, filtering, and arranging report data. You must define numerous categories (buckets) that are used to group report values when creating a bucket field.

Answer:- Dynamic dashboards help us display the set of metrics in an organization. They are created to provide security settings for dashboards at Salesforce.com. Two setting options are there in dynamic dashboards: • Run as a specified user • Run as the logged-in user

Answer:- Workflow in Salesforce is business logic that helps you to automate your organization’s normal processes and procedures, saving you a significant amount of time. Workflow allows records to carry out tasks like changing data or notifying individuals or external systems. We can automate tasks like assigning tasks, sending emails, updating fields, and sending outbound messages.