Profile Control

AC.

A profile in Salesforce controls access and permissions for users. It defines what data a user can view, edit, or delete, and what actions they can perform within the application.

The correct answer to this question is (C) "View of records that users access." Profiles control what records users can view in Salesforce. A profile determines which objects and fields a user can see, edit, and delete. It also controls the level of access to the records, such as read-only or read-write access.

Profiles also control the visibility of tabs, objects, and applications, as well as the access to Apex classes and Visualforce pages. They can also enable or disable features like Chatter, Analytics, and Mobile access.

Answer (A) "Tasks that users can perform on records they access" is more closely related to permission sets, which are used to grant additional permissions to a user beyond their profile. Permission sets can add or remove permissions for a user's record access, object permissions, and field-level security.

Answer (B) "Relationship between two objects" is controlled by the object relationships, which define how objects are related to each other. Relationships determine how data can be queried and displayed in related lists or reports.

Answer (D) "Fields available for view in related lists" is related to the field-level security that can be set in profiles, which determines which fields a user can see or edit in a related list. However, profiles control much more than just related lists, so this answer is not as accurate as the correct answer.