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We create validation rules in Salesforce to show errors on the record detail page. When a user enters incorrect data, the validation rule stops the save and displays an error message. But when working with Apex, sometimes validation rules are not enough. For example, we need to use Apex code to check complex conditions or … Read more >>>
When we work on strings in Apex, we often take inputs like names, emails, or messages from forms or records. For example, suppose you’re building a custom form where users enter their full name and email. Before saving this data to Salesforce, you want to ensure everything looks good. You need to check that the … Read more >>>
In Salesforce, we use Flows and Triggers to automate any process. To define when the flow should be executed, we can select the flow execution condition, such as record creation, update, deletion, etc. If you have a complex process and want to automate it, you need to use the Apex trigger. Here, also, we need … Read more >>>
Usually, when we want to assign a task to users or a queue, we do it manually from the record detail page. But what if I told you we can automate this task assignment process using a Salesforce Apex class? Yes, with Apex, we can write logic to automatically assign tasks to specific users or … Read more >>>
Usually, when we write the Apex Triggers, we write the trigger class and also implement the logic in the same class. Let’s say you created a trigger to automate the process of updating fields on the Account object when a specific condition is met. Now, again, you need to automate any other processes on the … Read more >>>
To create similar records in Salesforce, we have an option to clone that specific object record using the Clone quick action. But it does not clone child records in a master-detail relationship, such as an Opportunity that has Opportunity Products and Quotes. In the Accounts object, you will get the option to clone the related … Read more >>>
In object-oriented programming, we extend the parent class to reuse code and add new features in the child class without rewriting everything from scratch. This is what we call inheritance. In Java, when we need to inherit from any class, we need to use the extends keyword to create the child class. However, in Salesforce … Read more >>>
In a Salesforce Apex class, we can define the sharing settings to control data access and ensure security within the Salesforce platform. To manage how Apex classes follow record-level access, we use keywords such as with sharing, without sharing, inherited sharing, and omitted sharing in Salesforce Apex. In this blog, we’ll learn what each of … Read more >>>
In Salesforce, we have a flow automation feature that allows us to automate processes such as record updates, task assignments, creation of related records, and sending automated emails. However, we can use Salesforce Apex when the logic is complex or when working with a large number of records. Triggers are written in code, which provides … Read more >>>
In Salesforce, when making a callout (an external API request), you must carefully handle DML(Data Manipulation Language) operations due to governor limits and transaction restrictions. In this tutorial, we will learn about Salesforce DML before and after a callout. In that, I will explain what a callout in Salesforce is and why DML before a … Read more >>>
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