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In salesforce if the user don't have read permission on the target object?can we share a record to the user using sharing rule?
In salesforce if the user don't have read permission on the target object?can we share a record to the user using sharing rule?
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Hi saurabh,
We can share a record using manual sharing,but in role hierarchy our role should be higher than his role then only it is possible.In any other case user will not be able to see the record as Object is hidden for him.
Thanks.
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