Finding all the opportunities shared with the user in CRM


To find the opportunity record shared with a particular user in Microsoft Dynamics Crm

select o.name as OpportunityName,p.AccessRightsMask from opportunityBase o
left join PrincipalObjectAccess
p on p.objectid=o.opportunityid left join systemuser u
on p.principalid=u.systemuserid where u.fullname=’nishant r’

or u.domainname=SYSTEM_USER

AccessRightsMask values and what they mean

AppendAccess 4 – Specifies the right to append the specified object to another object.
AppendToAccess 8 – Specifies the right to append another object to the specified object.
AssignAccess 0x80 -Specifies the right to assign the specified object to another security principal.
CreateAccess 0x10 -Specifies the right to create an instance of the object type.
DeleteAccess 0x20 -Specifies the right to delete the specified object.
ReadAccess 1 -Specifies the right to read the specified type of object.
ShareAccess 0x40 -Specifies the right to share the specified object.
WriteAccess 2 – Specifies the right to update (write to) the specified object.

3– Read + Write

65539– Read + Write + Delete

851991– All the rights

262145– Share+Read etc…

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3 thoughts on “Finding all the opportunities shared with the user in CRM”

  1. Hi

    this is great!!

    I wonder, how do i find the user whom the opportunity was shared with ?

    I need to create a worklfow which sends an e-mail to the to both the owner and the shared user.

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