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How to find the reason for Insufficient Privileges?
How to find the reason for Insufficient Privileges?
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Hi Ravi,
Maybe try checking the central user's access to whatever record type your unable to create. Then check at the profile and object level. Also when you try to create a share when the resource (object privacy) is already 'public read only' -- the DML throws an arbitrary exception - so also check the record is set to private.
Thanks
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