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Dataflow or Data Sync fails with "Didn't understand relationship 'RecordVisibility' in field path." error message in CRM Analytics

Publiseringsdato: Jul 8, 2026
Beskrivelse

Sharing Inheritance in CRM Analytics is supported on a subset of objects. While it is possible to use the rowLevelSharingSource parameter in the sfdcRegister transformation to specify an object that is not supported, doing so may cause the Dataflow or Data Sync to fail.

This failure commonly occurs when the rowLevelSharingSource parameter references an object that does not support Sharing Inheritance. The failure message contains the following language:

Didn't understand relationship 'RecordVisibility' in field path.

This error means CRM Analytics cannot apply row-level sharing rules for the specified object because that object does not support the RecordVisibility relationship required for Sharing Inheritance.

Løsning

To resolve this issue, update the affected Dataflow to reference only supported objects in the rowLevelSharingSource parameter:

  1. Open CRM Analytics and navigate to Analytics Studio > Dataflows & Recipes.
  2. Open the affected Dataflow in the JSON editor.
  3. Search for all sfdcRegister nodes in the Dataflow JSON.
  4. For each sfdcRegister node, locate the rowLevelSharingSource field.
  5. Check whether the object referenced is included in the list of objects supported for Sharing Inheritance.
  6. If the referenced object is not supported, either remove the rowLevelSharingSource parameter entirely or replace it with a supported object.
  7. Save the Dataflow and re-run it to confirm the error is resolved.

If row-level security is still required for the affected dataset, consider using a Security Predicate as an alternative to Sharing Inheritance.

Flere ressurser

Objects Supported for Sharing Inheritance in CRM Analytics

sfdcRegister Transformation

Security Predicate Considerations

CRM Analytics Row-Level Security Implementation Guide

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