Hi @Manikantahere ,
Processing Order: The ACL rules are checked in a sequence where table-level (general) permissions are assessed first, followed by field-level (specific) permissions. This is the operational or technical order of processing.
Conceptual Understanding of Access: Conceptually, even though the more general table-level permissions are checked first, access to a specific object (like a field) is only 'realized' or 'granted' after passing through the more specific field-level permissions. In other words, the user's effective access to specific objects (fields) is determined after the general permissions (table-level) are cleared.
So, while the operational order is from general to specific (table then field), the actual granting of access (conceptually) to specific objects (fields) is considered the final step. The phrasing in the documentation might be highlighting this conceptual viewpoint rather than the literal sequence of checks.
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