CONN-5484: Added option for shield add-on

Author: priyansh-sumo

docs/send-data/hosted-collectors/cloud-to-cloud-integration-framework/salesforce-source.md

@@ -78,6 +78,7 @@ To configure a Salesforce Source:
 1. **Client Secret.** Enter the Consumer Secret of the ConnectedApp. 
 1. **Build In Memory Lookup.** Keep this checked. This will resolve IDs to human-readable names.
 1. **API Collection.** Select the checkbox depending on the type of data that you wish to collect.
+   * **Full EventLogFile Monitoring/Shield add‑on.** Select the checkbox if you wish to collect full EventLogFile monitoring or Shield add-on is enabled.
 1. **Collection Should begin.** Select the time range for how far back you want this source to start collecting data from Salesforce. Options available are: Now, 24 hours ago.
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@@ -116,6 +117,7 @@ Sources can be configured using UTF-8 encoded JSON files with the Collector Mana
 | inmemory_lookup | Boolean | False | True | Set to true to enable inmemory lookup or to false to disable it.|  |
 | collectAuditData | Boolean | No | True | Set to true to collect the audit events data.|  |
 | collectEventLogFileData | Boolean | No | True | Set to true to collect the event log files data.|  |
+| fullEventLogFileMonitoring | Boolean | No | True | Set to true to collect full EventLogFile monitoring or Shield add-on is enabled.|  |
 
 ### JSON example
 

static/files/c2c/salesforce/example.json

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@
         "inmemory_lookup":true,
         "collectAuditData":true,
         "collectEventLogFileData":true,
+        "fullEventLogFileMonitoring":true,
         "fields":{      
           "_siemForward":false
         },

static/files/c2c/salesforce/example.tf

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ resource "sumologic_cloud_to_cloud_source" "salesforce_source" {
       "inmemory_lookup":true,
       "collectAuditData":true,
       "collectEventLogFileData":true,
+      "fullEventLogFileMonitoring":true,
       "password":"********",
       "fields":{      
         "_siemForward":false