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rajesh k 10 how to give field level security visible permission using apexDML perticular profile?
Hi ,
Actually i created fields using metadata api but created fileds Field-Level Security for Profile(Administrator) place visible and editable checkboxes not checked(any profile not checked i am a administrator).Every time i will goto Setup->Manage->users>administrator->custom field level security->related object name and click view and checked to metadata created fields visible and editable.How to check this visible and editable checkboxes Using apex DML permissionsets dynamically through Coding?.
please help me.........
Actually i created fields using metadata api but created fileds Field-Level Security for Profile(Administrator) place visible and editable checkboxes not checked(any profile not checked i am a administrator).Every time i will goto Setup->Manage->users>administrator->custom field level security->related object name and click view and checked to metadata created fields visible and editable.How to check this visible and editable checkboxes Using apex DML permissionsets dynamically through Coding?.
please help me.........
Hi Rajesh ,
This is directly not possible - e you have to get the meta data through describe calls and then process ,
See the below links,
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11438593/salesforce-field-level-security-for-user-object
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/30240/how-do-modify-all-data-and-view-all-data-affect-field-level-security-setting
https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Enforcing_CRUD_and_FLS
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/apex_classes_perms_enforcing.htm
Regards,
Ashish
I am a new in salesforce.Please help me how to check field visible permission through coding i have administrator profile
thanks,
mahesh
You have to retrive the metada for those Onjects which have these fields.
Once you have the Metadata you have to modify the Metadata to reflect the Visible permission.
Then Migrate themetadata using ANT.
Please see the links above which will more information .
Set Field Level security for profile using meta-data api
Yes, it's possible, but it's not particularly easy. Unlike creating fields which you can utilize the "CRUD" based metadata api calls, profiles require using retrieve and deploy calls. This means you'll have to deal with zipping and unzipping the data for the deploy/retrieve calls, constructing the xml for the package manifest to do the retrieve call, and dealing with modifying the resulting xml. I'm not aware of any sample code for this unfortunately.
High Level Steps
1. List out Profiles
You'll need to list out all the profiles that you want to update the field level security for
2. Construct your Project Manifest
Build a package.xml that includes all profiles from step 1, and any fields you want to set the security for. Profiles only include permissions related to the other components in the next step, so you must retrieve them in conjunction with any components you're update the security for.
3. Do a retrieve call and unzip the result
Use your project manifest to do a retrieve call and unzip the resulting zip file.
4. Update the permissions
Update the profile XML with the desired permissions
5. Deploy the changes
Zip everything back up and do a deploy call.
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/34521/set-field-level-security-for-profile-using-meta-data-api
Also See the links below,
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/8783/full-list-of-all-accessible-types-through-metadata-api
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/21722/are-profile-and-permission-set-metadata-files-getting-all-project-objectpermissi
Regards,
Ashish