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Seba Melgin2323 PermissionSetAssignment
Hi guys,
I'm trying to DELETE a PermissionSetAssignment on an Uninstall class (which implements UninstallHandler). Here is the code:
Developer script exception (...). : Uninstall : DML operation DELETE not allowed on PermissionSetAssignment
Anyone can help us on it ? The PermissionSet is in the same package we trying to uninstall. Any suggestion to delete the permissionSetAssignment on another event than Uninstall ? (with the same purpose). Thanks !
I'm trying to DELETE a PermissionSetAssignment on an Uninstall class (which implements UninstallHandler). Here is the code:
global void onUninstall(UninstallContext ctx) { unassignPermissionSet(ctx.uninstallerId()); }
/**
* @description
* deletes the assignment between current User and the permissionSet.
*/
public static void unassignPermissionSet(Id currentUserId) {
PermissionSet[] ps = [SELECT Id FROM PermissionSet WHERE Name = :VOIQConstants.PERMISSION_SET_NAME];
PermissionSet psVOIQPermSet;
if (ps.size() > 0) {
psVOIQPermSet = ps.get(0);
// Assign the current User to Permission Set.
if (PermissionSetAssignment.sObjectType.getDescribe().isDeletable()) {
delete [SELECT Id FROM PermissionSetAssignment WHERE PermissionSetId = :psVOIQPermSet.Id];
}
}
}
When I try to uninstall the package (which is a managed package) it throws an error:Developer script exception (...). : Uninstall : DML operation DELETE not allowed on PermissionSetAssignment
Anyone can help us on it ? The PermissionSet is in the same package we trying to uninstall. Any suggestion to delete the permissionSetAssignment on another event than Uninstall ? (with the same purpose). Thanks !
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"The Permissioner dramatically reduces the time involved with assigning and revoking permission sets assignments to multiple users. Using a simple interface, administrators can select one or more permission sets to assign to one or more users at a time"
Regards ,
Soundar.
I appreciate your comment and I will take a look to the app. But it doesn't solves my problem.
I want to delete the PermissionSetAssignment "before" uninstall the managed package, so I think I wrote the code on the wrong place ... but I don't know where to write it.
If I don't delete the PermissionSetAssignment, Salesforce cannot uninstall the package (the PermissionSet is an integral part of the managed package).