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Record Level access with profile and OWD in Salesforce
Hi have two different scenarios on record level access
- I have object A, OWD is public read and other user have CRED and view All data access and role hierarchy is not enabled. what all the other user can do with the record created by me. I know he can read the record for sure as OWD is public read
- On an object A, OWD is private and grant access using role hierarchy is enabled. My manager has CRED access to the object, would he be able to edit/delete the record which I create.
Please let me know your thoughts on this
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Hi,
For first - User can view the data(records).
For second - Yes he will able to edit and delete records which you create.
Hope this helps.
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