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Metadata TypesSecuritySettingsFieldpasswordAssistanceURLpasswordAssistanceMessagehistoryRestrictionlockoutIntervalField TypestringstringstringLockoutInterval (enumerationof type string)DescriptionThe URL that users can click to retrieve forgottenpasswords.The text that appears in the Account Lockout email and atthe bottom of the Confirm Identity screen for users resettingtheir passwords.Required. The number of previous passwords saved for usersso that they must always reset a new, unique password. Validvalues are 0 through 15 passwords remembered. The defaultvalue is 3.Required. The duration of the login lockout. Valid valuesare:• FifteenMinutes. This is the default value.• ThirtyMinutes• SixtyMinutes• Forever (must be reset by admin)maxLoginAttemptsminPasswordLengthobscureSecretAnswerMaxLoginAttempts(enumeration of type string)MinPasswordLength(enumeration of type string)booleanRequired. The number of login failures allowed for a userbefore they become locked out. Valid values are:• NoLimit• ThreeAttempts• FiveAttempts• TenAttempts. This is the default value.Required. The minimum number of characters required fora password. Valid values are:• FiveCharacters• EightCharacters. This is the default value.• TenCharactersHides the secret answer associated with a password (true)or not (false).Note: If your organization uses the MicrosoftInput Method Editor (IME) with the input modeset to Hiragana, when you type ASCII charactersthey’re converted into Japanese characters innormal text fields. However, the IME does notwork properly in fields with obscured text. If yourorganization’s users cannot properly enter theirpasswords or other values after enabling thisfeature, disable the feature.160
Metadata TypesSecuritySettingsFieldquestionRestrictionField TypeQuestionRestriction(enumeration of type string)DescriptionRequired. The restriction on whether the answer to thepassword hint question can contain the password itself.Valid values are:• None• DoesNotContainPassword. This is the default value.SessionSettingsRepresents your organization’s session expiration and security settings.FielddisableTimeoutWarningenableCSRFOnGetenableCSRFOnPostenableCacheAndAutocompleteenableClickjackNonsetupSFDCenableClickjackNonsetupUserenableClickjackSetupenableSMSIdentityforceReloginlockSessionsToIpsessionTimeoutField TypebooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanbooleanSessionTimeout (enumerationof type string)DescriptionIndicates whether the session timeout warning popup isdisabled (true) or enabled (false).Indicates whether Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)protection on GET requests on non-setup pages is enabled(true) or disabled (false).Indicates whether Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)protection on POST requests on non-setup pages is enabled(true) or disabled (false).Indicates whether the user’s browser is allowed to store usernames and auto-fill the User Name field on the login page(true) or not (false).Indicates whether clickjack protection for non-setupDatabase.com pages is enabled (true) or disabled (false).Indicates whether clickjack protection for non-setupcustomer pages is enabled (true) or disabled (false).Indicates whether clickjack protection for setup pages isenabled (true) or disabled (false).Indicates whether users can receive a one-time PINdelivered via SMS (true) or not (false).Indicates whether an administrator that is logged in asanother user is required to log in again to their originalsession, after logging out as the secondary user (true) ornot (false).Indicates whether user sessions are locked to the IP addressfrom which the user logged in (true) or not (false).The length of time after which users without activity areprompted to log out or continue working. Valid values are:• FifteenMinutes• ThirtyMinutes• SixtyMinutes• TwoHours• FourHours161
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GETTING STARTEDChapter 1Understandi
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Understanding Metadata APIDevelopme
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Chapter 2Quick StartThe easiest way
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