SFDX Force:user:list : Meaning Of Output Fields

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Introduction

The SFDX (Salesforce DX) command line interface (CLI) is a powerful tool for developers to interact with their Salesforce orgs. One of the essential commands in SFDX is force:user:list, which provides a list of users in the target org. However, the output of this command can be overwhelming, especially for beginners. In this article, we will delve into the meaning of the output fields of the force:user:list command, helping you to better understand and utilize this command.

What is SFDX Force:user:list Command?

The force:user:list command is used to retrieve a list of users in the target org. This command is useful for administrators and developers who need to manage user accounts, assign roles, or perform other user-related tasks. The command takes several options, including --targetusername, --json, and --highlight, which we will discuss later.

Output Fields of SFDX Force:user:list Command

When you run the force:user:list command with the --json option, you will receive a JSON response containing the list of users. The response includes several fields, which we will discuss below:

defaultMarker

  • Description: The default marker is a unique identifier for each user.
  • Type: String
  • Example: `{"defaultMarker": 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    SFDX Force:user:list Command: Frequently Asked Questions ===========================================================

Q: What is the purpose of the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: The SFDX Force:user:list command is used to retrieve a list of users in the target org. This command is useful for administrators and developers who need to manage user accounts, assign roles, or perform other user-related tasks.

Q: What are the output fields of the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: The output fields of the SFDX Force:user:list command include:

  • defaultMarker: A unique identifier for each user.
  • username: The username of the user.
  • email: The email address of the user.
  • profileId: The ID of the user's profile.
  • roleId: The ID of the user's role.
  • licenseId: The ID of the user's license.
  • languageLocaleKey: The language and locale key of the user.
  • timeZoneSidKey: The time zone of the user.
  • localeSidKey: The locale of the user.
  • isLicensed: A boolean indicating whether the user is licensed.
  • isSuperAdmin: A boolean indicating whether the user is a super admin.
  • isPortalEnabled: A boolean indicating whether the user has portal access.
  • isUser: A boolean indicating whether the user is a user.
  • isGuest: A boolean indicating whether the user is a guest.
  • isLockedOut: A boolean indicating whether the user is locked out.
  • isDisabled: A boolean indicating whether the user is disabled.
  • isEmailVerified: A boolean indicating whether the user's email is verified.
  • isPhoneVerified: A boolean indicating whether the user's phone is verified.
  • lastLoginDate: The date and time of the user's last login.
  • lastModifiedDate: The date and time of the user's last modification.
  • createdDate: The date and time of the user's creation.
  • createdById: The ID of the user who created the user.
  • lastModifiedById: The ID of the user who last modified the user.

Q: How do I use the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: To use the SFDX Force:user:list command, you can run the following command in your terminal:

sfdx force:user:list --targetusername user@example.com --json

This will retrieve a list of users in the target org and display the output in JSON format.

Q: What are the options available for the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: The SFDX Force:user:list command has several options available, including:

  • --targetusername: Specifies the username of the target org.
  • --json: Specifies that the output should be displayed in JSON format.
  • --highlight: Specifies that the output should be highlighted.
  • --verbose: Specifies that the output should be displayed in verbose mode.

Q: How do I troubleshoot issues with the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: If you encounter issues with the SFDX Force:user:list command, you can try the following troubleshooting steps:

  • Check the syntax of the command and ensure that you are using the correct options.
  • Verify that you have the necessary permissions to access the target org.
  • Check the output of the command to see if there are any error messages.
  • Try running the command with the --verbose option to display more detailed output.

Q: What are the best practices for using the SFDX Force:user:list command?

A: To get the most out of the SFDX Force:user:list command, follow these best practices:

  • Use the --json option to display the output in JSON format.
  • Use the --highlight option to highlight the output.
  • Use the --verbose option to display more detailed output.
  • Verify that you have the necessary permissions to access the target org.
  • Check the output of the command to see if there are any error messages.