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What is the use of getKeyPrefix() function in Salesforce ?
What is the use of getKeyPrefix() function in Salesforce ?
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It is a predefined function of DescribeSObjectResult Class which Returns the three-character prefix code for the object. Record IDs are prefixed with three-character codes that specify the type of the object (for example, accounts have a prefix of 001 and opportunities have a prefix of 006).
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It is a predefined function of DescribeSObjectResult Class which Returns the three-character prefix code for the object.
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