Process Model

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1.What is the difference between Run as whoever started this Process and Run as whoever designed the Process Model ? 
 Pls explain

Dave Lewis · Answer

1. You're taking essentially no effort to not show this is an interview or test question. 
 When you run as whoever started this Process, you're using your own credentials. So if the user who clicked the action or related action, or however the process got started can't do the particular thing, it can't be done. This enforces security and is good in some situations. However, you'll find that users frequently aren't allowed to do much at all; security can be very, very tight. Run as whoever designed this process model let's you do a lot more if the person who designed the process model was a System Administrator, for instance. In the cases where you need to, you still define security by defining who can start the process model.

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