問題文
An analyst is given Viewer access to a folder that contains a report on all opportunities. When she runs it she sees only twelve rows, while a colleague with the same folder access sees four hundred. What explains the difference?
選択肢
- Viewer access limits the number of rows a user can retrieve, while Editor access removes that limit.
- Folder access decides who can open the report; the rows a report returns still depend on each user's record access.
- The report was moved to a private folder.
- The report must have been saved with a filter that uses the running user's role, and the platform substitutes the role of whoever opens the report so that each viewer sees a different subset of the rows.