uniqueness a common word that everyone understand but here the uniqueness determines the specific field or object for which you want to fetch related data like

if there is any custom field Date is there in any object which call as date__c in soql so in terms of soql you can determine “date__c” as unique. If you try to fetch the related…[Read more]

Hello,

Call the below trigger in apex class you can achieve the functionality what you want
trigger IPAapproved on Outbound_Sales_Order__c (after update) {

// Only do work when the field has changed
Map<Id, Outbound_Sales_Order__c> changed = new Map<Id, Outbound_Sales_Order__c>();
for (Outbound_Sales_Order__c oso : Trigger.new)…[Read more]

Through standard functionality in Salesforce you can’t customize clone button but we can achieve this by overwriting the existing clone button.

In according to the Salesforce standard functionality it is not possible but for achieving same there are multiple apps in  AppExchange available to do so.

Yes, it is necessary to have  this kind of formatting because it shows uniqueness.

Clone : means creating a new record with the existing details of another reord.

Here is the example:
Account acc = [SELECT Name, Type FROM Account LIMIT 1];

Account accCopy = acc.clone(false, false, false, false);

if you insert accCopy, it will be the exact copy of acc.

DeepClone : creating a new record with the existing details of another r…[Read more]

Hello Ankit,

While performing dml operations on any object in same transaction the mixed dml error comes. Below example shows how to enclose mixed DML operations within System.runAs blocks to avoid the mixed DML error.
@isTest
private class MixedDML {
static testMethod void mixedDMLExample() {
User u;
Account a;
User thisUser = [SELECT Id FROM…[Read more]

Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Execution

The difference between synchronous and asynchronous execution may seem a bit confusing at first.

• Program execution in most high-level languages is usually very straightforward. Your program starts at the first line of source code and each line of code executed sequentially thereafter. Easy…

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Hello Ankit,

In short we can say Scope will return the List of record based on your start method in batch class.

Thanks!

Hello Ankit,

Scheduling apex:

To execute any class at specific time we use scheduling apex.

Batch Apex:

It divides the whole process in batches (each batch handles 200 records at a time).

To handle large number of data we have to batch apex.

Also used for overcome the governing limits.

I usually include a few helper methods in any Schedulable class that needs to run at a given time as determined by Apex logic that’s more complex than a simple cron expression. You can then call Database.executeBatch() from your Schedulable class’s execute method:
public class Schedule_SomethingAwesome implements Schedulable {

public static final…[Read more]

Hello Ankit,

No, You can’t use the following sObjects with other sObjects when performing DML operations in the same transaction.

Thanks!

Hello Ankit,

I think you should enter the remote URL in remote settings under the setup menu in Salesforce org. Once the URL will be there you can be easily authorise the URL.

Thanks!

Hello Amresh,

If you start using Angular you will probably encounter observables when setting up your HTTP requests. So let’s start there.In Angular we can subscribe to an observable in two ways:

• We subscribe to an observable in our template using the async pipe.
• We subscribe to the observable ourselves using the actual subscribe() method

Thanks!

Dependency Injection is a powerful pattern for managing code dependencies. This cookbook explores many of the features of Dependency Injection (DI) in Angular.

When Angular creates the AppComponent, the dependency injection framework creates an instance of the LoggerService and starts to create the UserContextService. The UserContextService needs…[Read more]

To use the Component we declare it inside a template and use a custom attribute on the element itself.

const app = {
template: `
<div>
My Counter:
<counter
count=”$ctrl.count”
on-update=”$ctrl.countUpdated($event);”></counter>
</div>
`,
controller() {
this.count = 2;
this.countUpdated = (event) => {
this.count =…[Read more]

The nested component exposes a property it can use to receive input from its container using the @Input decorator.

For the below code nested component is ready to receive input from it’s parent component.

@Component({
selector: ‘child-selector’,
template: ‘child.component.html’
})
export class ChildComponent {
@Input() title:string;
}

In the…[Read more]