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JeffreyStevens
Change ownerID of an Account record to a customer community user
Can I change the ownerID of an Account record to a customer community user?
The standard user's have an id starting with 001, the community user's have a ID starting with 005. And when I do try to assign the ownerID field to one of the 005 user ID's - I get the OP_WITH_INVALID_USER_TYPE_EXCEPTION error.
thoughts?
The standard user's have an id starting with 001, the community user's have a ID starting with 005. And when I do try to assign the ownerID field to one of the 005 user ID's - I get the OP_WITH_INVALID_USER_TYPE_EXCEPTION error.
thoughts?
I've discovered, that The community user can't own any of the CRM records. They can have ACCESS to Account, etc - IF the OWD for security is Public Read/Write. But if you have private for the security settings - you'll never get a Customer Community user to own one of the CRM records. I assume this is why they have the Customer Community User Plus license - as it has Role based Permissions. I assume that the Role based Permissions is what would allow the Customer Community User's to own those records.
If I'm mistaken on any of this - please correct me - but this what I think at this point.
Thanks,
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Refer below links.
https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F000000090bRIAQ
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/23211/op-with-invalid-user-type-exception-error
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/24390/mysterious-op-with-invalid-user-type-exception-operation-not-valid-for-this-use
Let me know if this resolves your problem :)
Thanks!
Amit
I've discovered, that The community user can't own any of the CRM records. They can have ACCESS to Account, etc - IF the OWD for security is Public Read/Write. But if you have private for the security settings - you'll never get a Customer Community user to own one of the CRM records. I assume this is why they have the Customer Community User Plus license - as it has Role based Permissions. I assume that the Role based Permissions is what would allow the Customer Community User's to own those records.
If I'm mistaken on any of this - please correct me - but this what I think at this point.
Thanks,