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Can we Detect Apex Runtime Context in Salesforce ?
Can we Detect Apex Runtime Context in Salesforce ?
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After Apex Winter 21 Release,We can now detect Apex context at runtime and correlate multiple logs triggered by the request, using Request ID and Quiddity values.
Use the methods in the System.Request class to obtain the Request ID and Quiddity of the current Salesforce request. - [adinserter block='9']
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You can now detect Apex context at runtime and correlate multiple logs triggered by the request, using Request ID and Quiddity values.Request class to obtain the Request ID and Quiddity of the current Salesforce request.
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Yes, You can now detect Apex context at runtime and correlate multiple logs triggered by the request, using Request ID and Quiddity values
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