ContentVersion's SharingPrivacy acceptable valuesQuery Chatter Comment Files for a group of recordsContentVersion trigger event AfterInsert -> Insert ContentDocumentLink -> FIELD_INTEGRITY_EXCEPTIONHow can you insert a Salesforce File with Collaborator ShareType?
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ContentVersion's SharingPrivacy acceptable values
Query Chatter Comment Files for a group of recordsContentVersion trigger event AfterInsert -> Insert ContentDocumentLink -> FIELD_INTEGRITY_EXCEPTIONHow can you insert a Salesforce File with Collaborator ShareType?
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According to the ContentVersion documentation under SharingPrivacy, it mentions:
Controls sharing privacy for a file. Only administrators and file owners with Collaborator access to the file can modify this field. Default is
Visible to Anyone With Record Access. When set toPrivate on Records, the file is private on records but can be shared selectively with others.
But when I query a sample record, I see "N" as the values.
Is there a list of all the acceptable values, and what they actual mean / map to?
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According to the ContentVersion documentation under SharingPrivacy, it mentions:
Controls sharing privacy for a file. Only administrators and file owners with Collaborator access to the file can modify this field. Default is
Visible to Anyone With Record Access. When set toPrivate on Records, the file is private on records but can be shared selectively with others.
But when I query a sample record, I see "N" as the values.
Is there a list of all the acceptable values, and what they actual mean / map to?
contentversion
asked May 13 at 13:31
Brian MillerBrian Miller
1,168521
add a comment |
According to the ContentVersion documentation under SharingPrivacy, it mentions:
Controls sharing privacy for a file. Only administrators and file owners with Collaborator access to the file can modify this field. Default is
Visible to Anyone With Record Access. When set toPrivate on Records, the file is private on records but can be shared selectively with others.
But when I query a sample record, I see "N" as the values.
Is there a list of all the acceptable values, and what they actual mean / map to?
contentversion
asked May 13 at 13:31
Brian MillerBrian Miller
1,168521
According to the ContentVersion documentation under SharingPrivacy, it mentions:
Controls sharing privacy for a file. Only administrators and file owners with Collaborator access to the file can modify this field. Default is
Visible to Anyone With Record Access. When set toPrivate on Records, the file is private on records but can be shared selectively with others.
But when I query a sample record, I see "N" as the values.
Is there a list of all the acceptable values, and what they actual mean / map to?
contentversion
contentversion
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Brian MillerBrian Miller
1,168521
asked May 13 at 13:31
Brian MillerBrian Miller
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asked May 13 at 13:31
Brian MillerBrian Miller
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You can utilize workbench to view the details of the field. It's a picklist field with the values as below.
label: Visible to Anyone With Record Access
value: N
label: Private on Records
value: P
answered May 13 at 13:39
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This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
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You can utilize workbench to view the details of the field. It's a picklist field with the values as below.
label: Visible to Anyone With Record Access
value: N
label: Private on Records
value: P
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
1
This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
add a comment |
You can utilize workbench to view the details of the field. It's a picklist field with the values as below.
label: Visible to Anyone With Record Access
value: N
label: Private on Records
value: P
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
1
This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
add a comment |
You can utilize workbench to view the details of the field. It's a picklist field with the values as below.
label: Visible to Anyone With Record Access
value: N
label: Private on Records
value: P
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
You can utilize workbench to view the details of the field. It's a picklist field with the values as below.
label: Visible to Anyone With Record Access
value: N
label: Private on Records
value: P
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
answered May 13 at 13:39
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.8k21433
20.8k21433
1
This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
add a comment |
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This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
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This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
This is gold - didn't realize I could use Workbench in that capacity. Thank you!
– Brian Miller
May 13 at 13:40
add a comment |
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