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Arpi Salesforce to Salesforce creating read only access
Hello,
I have 2 queries regarding the salesforce to salesforce inbuilt functionality.
1) So i followed the steps to publish and subscribe fields of object.On the target org the record can be updated by the target user. My requirement is I just want to share specific records but do not want the other org to update any of my records. I am assuming there should be some setting we can do on our profiles but when I read more I found you cannot see the profile of this Connection User.
So is theer a way to set records to read only for Connection uSer only?
2)Record level sharing is manual and automatic but I couldnt find a way to autoate the process for specific records. Is there a way to automate shring of specific records and on target automate with some logic to accept it( not auto check as it accepts everything)?
Thanks
See,
A record in the organisation in which it is published(SOURCE).
A record in the organisation in which it is subscribed(TARGET).
If the record is changed in the source then it will be automatically updated in the target.
But the viceversa will not happen i.e
If the record is changed in the target, then the shared record will never reflect in the source.
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When you share data using S2S, it is bound to automatic update on the target if there is a change in the source. You can't stop that.
If you want that to restrict, you can use some Data Migration Tool for that.
E.g DataLoader
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I am Ok with source updating the target but not the target updating the shared record as I assume its the same record shared between source and target. Is there any way for target to not change it.
I have used data loader but we wanted live feed of records shared to target and also it would be shared with muiltiple orgs too.
Thanks again.
See,
A record in the organisation in which it is published(SOURCE).
A record in the organisation in which it is subscribed(TARGET).
If the record is changed in the source then it will be automatically updated in the target.
But the viceversa will not happen i.e
If the record is changed in the target, then the shared record will never reflect in the source.
If this post is helpful please throw Kudos.If this post solves your problem kindly mark it as solution.
Thanks
I had one more question , is there a way to detect the changes made by target org so the source can decide and see if target has changed any field data etc.
Thanks again
You can check that through the LastModifiedDate field.
You can query in Developer Console that if the LastModifiedDate > ThatDate in which you shared the data(May be the createddate).
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thanks again
LastModifieddate field must be different in both the orgs as it is Audit field and old org value cannot come to the new org.
LastModifiedDate and CreatedDate will take the current time of the insertion of the record.
In your case when you inserted the data in target org then that time is entered in CreatedDate and LastModifiedDate.
After that every time you modify the data LastModifiedDate is updated woth the modified time but the CreatedDate remains same as it is.
So to check whether a record is changed after it is shared you can check in SOQL query
SELECT ID, Name FROM Account WHERE LastModifiedDate > CreatedDate
Hope this will help.
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