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How can you restrict access to Analytics data at the row level in Salesforce?
How can you restrict access to Analytics data at the row level in Salesforce?
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To restrict access to records, you can implement row-level security on a dataset when you use sharing inheritance and security predicates. Sharing inheritance automatically applies a Salesforce object's sharing logic to the dataset's rows.
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You can implement row-level security on a dataset when you use sharing inheritance and security predicates. Sharing inheritance automatically applies a Salesforce object's sharing logic to the dataset's rows.
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