Which of the following does a Profile control?
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A. B. C. D.C.
A Profile in Salesforce is a collection of settings and permissions that determine what a user can do within an organization. It serves as a template for user permissions, specifying the level of access and functionality available to users.
Out of the options provided, the answer is option C - Read, Create, Edit, and Delete permissions. Profiles control the level of access and permissions that users have on objects, fields, and records within an organization.
Read permission allows users to view records but not make any changes to them. Create permission enables users to create new records, Edit permission allows users to modify existing records, and Delete permission permits users to delete records.
Profiles also control access to other features, such as tabs, Visualforce pages, and Apex classes. For instance, a user can have access to a particular object, but if the object's tab is hidden in their Profile, they won't be able to access it.
Username and Password are typically managed at the individual user level and are not controlled by a Profile. Role level access and Sharing Rules are related to record sharing and are controlled by other Salesforce features.
In summary, a Profile controls the level of access and permissions that users have on objects, fields, records, tabs, Visualforce pages, and Apex classes within an organization.