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What is the use of rowcause in the Apex Managed Sharing in Salesforce?
What is the use of rowcause in the Apex Managed Sharing in salesforce?
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Hi Achintya,
It is basically a reason.
The reason why the user or group is being granted access. The reason determines the type of sharing, which controls who can alter the sharing record.
Note: This field cannot be updated.
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In the Salesforce user interface, the Reason field on a custom object specifies the type of sharing used for a record. This field is called rowCause in Apex or the API. Each of the following list items is a type of sharing used for records. The tables show Reason field value, and the related rowCause value.
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