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Universal Containers has created two custom objects called Seminars and Attendees. Organization-wide defaults for these objects have been set to Private. Universal Containers wants to set up a new junction object between these custom objects. A select group of users should be able to edit records in the junction object.
Which two steps should an app builder take to configure the proper security? (Choose two.)

A. Set Sharing Settings to Read Only on both Master-Detail relationship fields.

B. Set lookup filters on both junction object relationship fields.

C. Create owner-based sharing rules that give Read access to the master objects.

D. Create an owner-based sharing rule that gives Read access to the junction object.

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C. - Apr 14, 2024

A and C is correct

Adr - Jan 17, 2024

Answer is A and C

Lookup filters have nothing to do with how records are shared between users, just filters them out when adding a lookup.

test - Nov 16, 2023

To configure the proper security for the new junction object between Seminars and Attendees, the following two steps should be taken:

B. Set lookup filters on both junction object relationship fields:

Lookup filters can be used to restrict the records that can be linked in a junction object. By setting appropriate lookup filters, you can control which Seminars and Attendees records are available for selection in the junction object.
D. Create an owner-based sharing rule that gives Read access to the junction object:

To allow a select group of users to edit records in the junction object, you can create an owner-based sharing rule that grants Read access to the junction object based on ownership. This rule should be configured to include the specific users or criteria that determine which records they can access.

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