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    Activity › Forums › Salesforce® Discussions › A string ‘updated’ is added to all users in Account object via batch apex, now how to remove ‘updated’ in Salesforce Apex?

    Tagged: Account Object, Developer Console, Salesforce Apex Code, Salesforce Batch Apex, Salesforce Visualforce Page, String

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      A string ‘updated’ is added to all users in Account object via batch apex, now how to remove ‘updated’ in Salesforce Apex?

      Posted by Aman on September 22, 2018 at 11:27 AM

      A string ‘updated’ is added to all users in Account object via batch apex, now how to remove ‘updated’ in Salesforce Apex?

      Parul replied 7 years, 4 months ago 3 Members · 0 Replies
      • Account Object
      • Developer Console
      • Salesforce Apex Code
      • Salesforce Batch Apex
      • Salesforce Visualforce Page
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    • shariq

      Member
      September 22, 2018 at 11:28 AM

      Run the below code in developer console

      List acc =[SELECT Id, Name FROM Account];

      for(Account a : acc)

      {

      a.Name = a.Name.removeEnd(‘Updated’);

      update a;

      }
      (Top 30 Salesforce Apex Interview Questions and Answers Pdf)
      16. How do you pass the parameters from on apex class to another to another ?
      Answer: You can simply pass the parameters through the URL.

      say you are redirecting from one VF page to another

      string value = ‘your param value’;

      string url;

      url = ‘/apex/VF_Page_Name?param1=’ + value;

      PageReference pageRef = new PageReference(url);

      pageRef.setRedirect(true);

      return pageRef;

      Then in the controller of the VF page, you just can get the param like this

      String param_value = system.CurrentPageReference.GetParameters().get(‘param1’);

    • Parul

      Member
      September 22, 2018 at 12:30 PM

      hi

      As far i understand your problem you can try to Run the below code in developer console

      List<Account> acc =[SELECT Id, Name FROM Account];
      for(Account a : acc)
      {
      a.Name = a.Name.removeEnd(‘Updated’);
      update a;
      }

      Hoping it will help you:

       

      Thanks

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