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    Parent - Child record ownership and sharing 

    User A creates and owns the Parent Record A1.  User A is a manager for User B. 

    User B can create Child record "A1-B1" for that Record A1

    User B can create Child "A1-B2"...  Such that only user B can create child records for a given Parent Record. <Possibly User A can  share the Parent Record A1 only with User B>

    That user should be able to update the child or even delete the child as long as it is not in "de-active" state.  

    However, He/she should not be able to de-activate the child record (even though he can create/update. But, Parent Record owner can deactivate the record.

    Once the child record is de-activated, User B can only view the record. 

    How could I achieve the above?

    Tuesday, May 8, 2012 11:59 PM

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    This a guess but maybe use FLS on status attribute of Record type B and don't give him update access to that attribute. This might solve what you are asking for.

    Thursday, May 10, 2012 11:05 PM
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    Most of your scenarios are related to security settings.  Whether User A/ B can perform an action depends on what Access Level for those privileges the User A/B has and whether User A and User B are in the same Business Unit or in the Parent Child Business Units.
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb955123.aspx

    User B can create Child record "A1-B1" for that Record A1.  <-- This depends on what Access Levels of Append* and AppendTo* privileges for that entity the User B has.
    Possibly User A can share the Parent Record A1 only with User B <-- This depends on what Access Level of Share privilege for that entity the User A has.
    That user should be able to update the child  or even delete the child as long as it is not in "de-active" state.  <-- This depends on what Access Level of Write privilege for that entity the User has.

    Thanks,

    Mike

    Thursday, May 10, 2012 11:15 PM
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    Hi Mike thanks for your response. I appreciate it. Append and Append to - could you please explain a scenario and how does it control access.  

    User B can create Child record "A1-B1" for that Record A1.  <-- This depends on what Access Levels of Append* and AppendTo* privileges for that entity the User B has.

    If user B has Business Unit level access on that Entity for Append and Append to, I want to understand the impact. 

    Saturday, May 12, 2012 12:38 AM
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    I could try FLS on status Reason attribute 
    Saturday, May 12, 2012 12:39 AM