How do you ensure API security and avoid data leakage

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| By Navneet Kashyap

Ensuring API security and preventing data leakage is critical in any Salesforce integration. Whether you’re exposing or consuming APIs, you must follow best practices around authentication, authorization, encryption, data validation, and monitoring.  Key Strategies to Secure Salesforce APIs & Prevent

Moodle: Performing search through wildcard queries with ‘Like’ operator

| By Webner

‘Like’ operator of SQL can be used in the following ways in Moodle: Using expression $DB->sql_like: $grade_item_test = $DB->get_records_sql ( ‘SELECT * FROM {grade_items} WHERE ‘.$DB->sql_like(‘idnumber’, ‘:idnum’).’ AND courseid=:cid order by itemmodule’, array (‘idnum’=>’test’,’cid’=> $courseid) ); Using like operator: $grade_item_test

Salesforce | Upload Document in Salesforce using javascript

| By Webner

We can create a document/attachment object record in Salesforce using Javascript by calling Salesforce soap webservice. Note – Variable __sfdcSessionId is used to store sessionid. Script files: <script type=”text/javascript”>// <![CDATA[ __sfdcSessionId = ‘{!$Api.Session_Id}’; // ]]></script> <script src=”/soap/ajax/30.0/connection.js” type=”text/javascript”></script> <script src=”/soap/ajax/30.0/apex.js”