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How do I create a contents document in Salesforce?
How do I create a contents document in Salesforce?
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Hi,
ContentVersion ContVerFile = new ContentVersion();
ContVerFile.VersionData = Blob.valueOf('string');
ContVerFile.Title = 'title';
ContVerFile.ContentLocation= 's';
ContVerFile.PathOnClient='title.csv';
insert ContVerFile; -
Use the ContentDocument object to retrieve, query, update, and delete the latest version of a document, but not a content pack, in a library or a Salesforce file. You cannot insert ContentDocument directly, As soon as you insert ContentVersion, a ContentDocument get inserted behind the scene.
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