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How are CRUD and FLS Enforced in Force.com apps?
How are CRUD and FLS Enforced in Force.com apps?
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Hi,
When rendering VisualForce pages, the platform will automatically enforce CRUD and FLS when the developer references SObjects and SObject fields directly in the VisualForce page. ... Additionally, all apex:inputField tags will be rendered as read-only elements for fields that are set to read-only through FLS. -
When rendering VisualForce pages, the platform will automatically enforce CRUD and FLS when the developer references SObjects and SObject fields directly in the VisualForce page.
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