問題文
A utility company built a sharing set so that residential customers can open the service requests logged against their own account. The sharing set is active and correctly configured, but one group of customers still sees an empty list. Those customers use a profile on which the Service Request object has no permissions at all. What explains the behavior?
選択肢
- Record-level mechanisms such as a sharing set can only open records within what the profile's object permissions already allow, so a profile with no permission on the object shows nothing.
- Sharing sets take effect only after the nightly sharing recalculation completes, and the affected customers will see their service requests the following day without any profile change.
- A sharing set replaces the profile's object permissions for the objects which it names, so the profile setting is irrelevant, and the empty list means that the access mapping points at a blank lookup field.
- Sharing sets do not support custom objects at all, and a different mechanism is required to reach the service requests which the residential customers logged.