Those users shall create and edit 10 or less custom objects and no standard objects.
However, some of the custom objects will require me to build functionality into Apex Triggers for those objects, and within the code of those Apex Triggers, there will be insert/update statements upon other custom objects to perform read-access, creations or update to other custom objects - or even standard objects.
I'm assuming that the license limit "A Force.com Enterprise App has up to 10 custom objects and 10 custom tabs..." is meant to apply to only those custom objects which a user will directly create/edit through standard or custom controllers within the SF GUI - not indirectly through any Apex code triggered by any modification of custom object data.
Is my assumption correct?
I googled for more than an hour to find any further material on this, but SF.com apparently wants to keep the matter unclear and fuzzy.
If not: please provide an URL to further clarifications on it!
Thank you!
Dirk
(see license type "clarifications" from SF.com here (https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=users_understanding_license_types.htm&language=en))
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@Dirk its been a while since you posted your question but were you able to get the answer until now? If yes please brief me because I am looking out for the same kind of information which you have requested.
