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Ed_Ingber Unhandled fault with user other than System Administrator
I'm updating a record from Visual Workflow. Works okay logged in as System Administrator, but get the following error (to my email address) when logged in as another user with a different profile. The profile permissions make the Interface object CRUDable by that other user.
Thanks,
Ed
Encountered unhandled fault when running process GP3_FLOW_9_1_12/301d0000000L1ex exception by user/organization: 00Dd0000000cDCu/{4}
interaction.dal.exception.DALExecutionFault: ; nested exception is:
common.exception.ApiQueryException: sObject type 'Interface__c' is not supported. If you are attempting to use a custom object, be sure to append the '__c' after the entity name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names.
(There was a problem executing your command.) > CREATE
caused by element : Data update.Create_Interface_Record
caused by: interaction.dal.exception.DALExecutionFault: ; nested exception is:
common.exception.ApiQueryException: sObject type 'Interface__c' is not supported. If you are attempting to use a custom object, be sure to append the '__c' after the entity name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names.
(There was a problem executing your command.) > CREATE
Salesforce Error ID: 1949644703-1276 (30292538)
Solved by Salesforce Support and I learned something new. As yet another dimension of the security model (not generally included in securty model discussions) is the "Deployed" vs. "In Development" status of an object. Generally when I create a new object, I leave it in the default Deployed status. But this object was originally created by a colleague, and was set to In Development. So Users assigned other Profies couldn't see the object, and when trying to create a new record using Visual Workflow, got an Unhandled Fault. Putting object into Deployed status fixed it. Thanks Salesforce Support!
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Visual workflow runs with the security settings of the currrent user. Make sure the user has CRUD and FLS access to the object/fields.
Okay, but I enabled all the permissions for that profile - administrative and user permissions, object permissions, org-wide default, field-level - even putting all the fields on the page layout to be sure they're read/write. It's possible I've missed something, but I'll try to get another Salesforce license so I can clone the System Administrator profile.
Solved by Salesforce Support and I learned something new. As yet another dimension of the security model (not generally included in securty model discussions) is the "Deployed" vs. "In Development" status of an object. Generally when I create a new object, I leave it in the default Deployed status. But this object was originally created by a colleague, and was set to In Development. So Users assigned other Profies couldn't see the object, and when trying to create a new record using Visual Workflow, got an Unhandled Fault. Putting object into Deployed status fixed it. Thanks Salesforce Support!