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What are Share Objects in Salesforce?
What are Share Objects in Salesforce?
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Hi Shubham,
A share object includes records supporting all three types of sharing:
- Force.com managed sharing
- User managed sharing
- Apex managed sharing.
A custom object's share object allows four pieces of information to be defined:
- The record being shared.
- The User or Group with whom the object is being shared.
- The permission level being granted to the User or Group.
- The reason why the User or Group has been granted sharing access.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by
Forcetalks.
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A shared object includes records supporting all three types of sharing:
- User managed
- Force.com managed
- Apex managed
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This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Forcetalks.
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