Validation rule Scheduled ApexValidation RuleValidation rule syntaxValidation RuleValidation Rule - Cannot filter by record typeGetting error while updating record through After update triggerLPAD or RPAD Validation RuleConfigurable validation ruleValidation rule to prevent a profile user to edit a record in certain caseError message not displaying in validation rule
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Validation rule Scheduled Apex
Validation RuleValidation rule syntaxValidation RuleValidation Rule - Cannot filter by record typeGetting error while updating record through After update triggerLPAD or RPAD Validation RuleConfigurable validation ruleValidation rule to prevent a profile user to edit a record in certain caseError message not displaying in validation rule
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I have a scheduled apex job which updates a field which is controlled by a validation rule as follows:
AND(
Not(ISNEW()),
$Profile.Name != "System Administrator",
ISCHANGED(theFieldInQuestion)
)
This validation rule prevents anyone from changing the value in theFieldInQuestion UNLESS that person is a System Administrator.
The scheduler runs as system, according to the documentation located here:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=code_schedule_batch_apex.htm&type=0
My question is : What can I add to this AND clause in the validation rule which would allow the Scheduled Apex Job to update theFieldInQuestion ?
formula scheduled-apex validation-rule
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
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I have a scheduled apex job which updates a field which is controlled by a validation rule as follows:
AND(
Not(ISNEW()),
$Profile.Name != "System Administrator",
ISCHANGED(theFieldInQuestion)
)
This validation rule prevents anyone from changing the value in theFieldInQuestion UNLESS that person is a System Administrator.
The scheduler runs as system, according to the documentation located here:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=code_schedule_batch_apex.htm&type=0
My question is : What can I add to this AND clause in the validation rule which would allow the Scheduled Apex Job to update theFieldInQuestion ?
formula scheduled-apex validation-rule
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
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In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55
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I have a scheduled apex job which updates a field which is controlled by a validation rule as follows:
AND(
Not(ISNEW()),
$Profile.Name != "System Administrator",
ISCHANGED(theFieldInQuestion)
)
This validation rule prevents anyone from changing the value in theFieldInQuestion UNLESS that person is a System Administrator.
The scheduler runs as system, according to the documentation located here:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=code_schedule_batch_apex.htm&type=0
My question is : What can I add to this AND clause in the validation rule which would allow the Scheduled Apex Job to update theFieldInQuestion ?
formula scheduled-apex validation-rule
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
I have a scheduled apex job which updates a field which is controlled by a validation rule as follows:
AND(
Not(ISNEW()),
$Profile.Name != "System Administrator",
ISCHANGED(theFieldInQuestion)
)
This validation rule prevents anyone from changing the value in theFieldInQuestion UNLESS that person is a System Administrator.
The scheduler runs as system, according to the documentation located here:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=code_schedule_batch_apex.htm&type=0
My question is : What can I add to this AND clause in the validation rule which would allow the Scheduled Apex Job to update theFieldInQuestion ?
formula scheduled-apex validation-rule
formula scheduled-apex validation-rule
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
edited May 2 at 12:54
Thomas Taylor
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
4,12615 silver badges35 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
asked May 2 at 12:45
george ostergeorge oster
586 bronze badges
586 bronze badges
In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55
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In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55
In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55
In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55
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Scheduled Apex runs in system mode, but that's not the same as running with a context user that is a system administrator. In system mode, FLS and CRUD aren't enforced against you (you control the enforcement of Record-Level security via [with|without|inherited] sharing declarations), and Apex class permissions are ignored.
Every Scheduled Apex job has a context user, which is the user who scheduled the job. Each time the job is executed, it remains in the context of that user and their profile and role. If the Scheduled Apex job is scheduled by, for example, a Standard User, it will run in system mode, but under the rubric of that user. UserInfo.getUserId() will return their Id, and any and all formula-type references to User fields will refer to them.
Easy fixes:
- Schedule the class by doing Login As the desired System Administrator
- Change the validation rule to vet changes by looking at a Custom Permission with
$Permission.some_permission_name, and assign that Custom Permission to allowed users via a Permission Set.
answered May 2 at 12:55
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Scheduled Apex runs in system mode, but that's not the same as running with a context user that is a system administrator. In system mode, FLS and CRUD aren't enforced against you (you control the enforcement of Record-Level security via [with|without|inherited] sharing declarations), and Apex class permissions are ignored.
Every Scheduled Apex job has a context user, which is the user who scheduled the job. Each time the job is executed, it remains in the context of that user and their profile and role. If the Scheduled Apex job is scheduled by, for example, a Standard User, it will run in system mode, but under the rubric of that user. UserInfo.getUserId() will return their Id, and any and all formula-type references to User fields will refer to them.
Easy fixes:
- Schedule the class by doing Login As the desired System Administrator
- Change the validation rule to vet changes by looking at a Custom Permission with
$Permission.some_permission_name, and assign that Custom Permission to allowed users via a Permission Set.
answered May 2 at 12:55
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Scheduled Apex runs in system mode, but that's not the same as running with a context user that is a system administrator. In system mode, FLS and CRUD aren't enforced against you (you control the enforcement of Record-Level security via [with|without|inherited] sharing declarations), and Apex class permissions are ignored.
Every Scheduled Apex job has a context user, which is the user who scheduled the job. Each time the job is executed, it remains in the context of that user and their profile and role. If the Scheduled Apex job is scheduled by, for example, a Standard User, it will run in system mode, but under the rubric of that user. UserInfo.getUserId() will return their Id, and any and all formula-type references to User fields will refer to them.
Easy fixes:
- Schedule the class by doing Login As the desired System Administrator
- Change the validation rule to vet changes by looking at a Custom Permission with
$Permission.some_permission_name, and assign that Custom Permission to allowed users via a Permission Set.
answered May 2 at 12:55
David Reed♦David Reed
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Scheduled Apex runs in system mode, but that's not the same as running with a context user that is a system administrator. In system mode, FLS and CRUD aren't enforced against you (you control the enforcement of Record-Level security via [with|without|inherited] sharing declarations), and Apex class permissions are ignored.
Every Scheduled Apex job has a context user, which is the user who scheduled the job. Each time the job is executed, it remains in the context of that user and their profile and role. If the Scheduled Apex job is scheduled by, for example, a Standard User, it will run in system mode, but under the rubric of that user. UserInfo.getUserId() will return their Id, and any and all formula-type references to User fields will refer to them.
Easy fixes:
- Schedule the class by doing Login As the desired System Administrator
- Change the validation rule to vet changes by looking at a Custom Permission with
$Permission.some_permission_name, and assign that Custom Permission to allowed users via a Permission Set.
answered May 2 at 12:55
David Reed♦David Reed
51.7k8 gold badges29 silver badges68 bronze badges
Scheduled Apex runs in system mode, but that's not the same as running with a context user that is a system administrator. In system mode, FLS and CRUD aren't enforced against you (you control the enforcement of Record-Level security via [with|without|inherited] sharing declarations), and Apex class permissions are ignored.
Every Scheduled Apex job has a context user, which is the user who scheduled the job. Each time the job is executed, it remains in the context of that user and their profile and role. If the Scheduled Apex job is scheduled by, for example, a Standard User, it will run in system mode, but under the rubric of that user. UserInfo.getUserId() will return their Id, and any and all formula-type references to User fields will refer to them.
Easy fixes:
- Schedule the class by doing Login As the desired System Administrator
- Change the validation rule to vet changes by looking at a Custom Permission with
$Permission.some_permission_name, and assign that Custom Permission to allowed users via a Permission Set.
answered May 2 at 12:55
David Reed♦David Reed
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In the Scheduled Jobs list, what is the profile of the User shown as having Submitted the job?
– Thomas Taylor
May 2 at 12:55