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On the project I'm currently working with, we have Apex Sharing Rules.
I see we are passing rowCause as a String everywhere.
But the values of these Strings look like API names.



Is there a typesafe way we can work with these?










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    On the project I'm currently working with, we have Apex Sharing Rules.
    I see we are passing rowCause as a String everywhere.
    But the values of these Strings look like API names.



    Is there a typesafe way we can work with these?










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      On the project I'm currently working with, we have Apex Sharing Rules.
      I see we are passing rowCause as a String everywhere.
      But the values of these Strings look like API names.



      Is there a typesafe way we can work with these?










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      On the project I'm currently working with, we have Apex Sharing Rules.
      I see we are passing rowCause as a String everywhere.
      But the values of these Strings look like API names.



      Is there a typesafe way we can work with these?







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          Refer this documentation: Sharing a Record Using Apex



          Apex sharing reasons are defined on an object's detail page. Each Apex sharing reason has a label and a name:




          • The label displays in the Reason column when viewing the sharing for a record in the user interface. This label allows users and administrators to understand the source of the sharing. The label is also enabled for translation through the Translation Workbench.

          • The name is used when referencing the reason in the API and Apex.


          All Apex sharing reason names have the following format:
          MyReasonName__c



          Apex sharing reasons can be referenced programmatically as follows:



          Schema.CustomObject__Share.rowCause.SharingReason__c


          For example, an Apex sharing reason called Recruiter for an object called Job can be referenced as follows:



          Schema.Job__Share.rowCause.Recruiter__c



          So, sharing reason must be used which you have defined and that's why it takes API name. It always hold String value.







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            Refer this documentation: Sharing a Record Using Apex



            Apex sharing reasons are defined on an object's detail page. Each Apex sharing reason has a label and a name:




            • The label displays in the Reason column when viewing the sharing for a record in the user interface. This label allows users and administrators to understand the source of the sharing. The label is also enabled for translation through the Translation Workbench.

            • The name is used when referencing the reason in the API and Apex.


            All Apex sharing reason names have the following format:
            MyReasonName__c



            Apex sharing reasons can be referenced programmatically as follows:



            Schema.CustomObject__Share.rowCause.SharingReason__c


            For example, an Apex sharing reason called Recruiter for an object called Job can be referenced as follows:



            Schema.Job__Share.rowCause.Recruiter__c



            So, sharing reason must be used which you have defined and that's why it takes API name. It always hold String value.







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              Refer this documentation: Sharing a Record Using Apex



              Apex sharing reasons are defined on an object's detail page. Each Apex sharing reason has a label and a name:




              • The label displays in the Reason column when viewing the sharing for a record in the user interface. This label allows users and administrators to understand the source of the sharing. The label is also enabled for translation through the Translation Workbench.

              • The name is used when referencing the reason in the API and Apex.


              All Apex sharing reason names have the following format:
              MyReasonName__c



              Apex sharing reasons can be referenced programmatically as follows:



              Schema.CustomObject__Share.rowCause.SharingReason__c


              For example, an Apex sharing reason called Recruiter for an object called Job can be referenced as follows:



              Schema.Job__Share.rowCause.Recruiter__c



              So, sharing reason must be used which you have defined and that's why it takes API name. It always hold String value.







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                Refer this documentation: Sharing a Record Using Apex



                Apex sharing reasons are defined on an object's detail page. Each Apex sharing reason has a label and a name:




                • The label displays in the Reason column when viewing the sharing for a record in the user interface. This label allows users and administrators to understand the source of the sharing. The label is also enabled for translation through the Translation Workbench.

                • The name is used when referencing the reason in the API and Apex.


                All Apex sharing reason names have the following format:
                MyReasonName__c



                Apex sharing reasons can be referenced programmatically as follows:



                Schema.CustomObject__Share.rowCause.SharingReason__c


                For example, an Apex sharing reason called Recruiter for an object called Job can be referenced as follows:



                Schema.Job__Share.rowCause.Recruiter__c



                So, sharing reason must be used which you have defined and that's why it takes API name. It always hold String value.







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                Refer this documentation: Sharing a Record Using Apex



                Apex sharing reasons are defined on an object's detail page. Each Apex sharing reason has a label and a name:




                • The label displays in the Reason column when viewing the sharing for a record in the user interface. This label allows users and administrators to understand the source of the sharing. The label is also enabled for translation through the Translation Workbench.

                • The name is used when referencing the reason in the API and Apex.


                All Apex sharing reason names have the following format:
                MyReasonName__c



                Apex sharing reasons can be referenced programmatically as follows:



                Schema.CustomObject__Share.rowCause.SharingReason__c


                For example, an Apex sharing reason called Recruiter for an object called Job can be referenced as follows:



                Schema.Job__Share.rowCause.Recruiter__c



                So, sharing reason must be used which you have defined and that's why it takes API name. It always hold String value.








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