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How to use Record types in a test class in Salesforce?
i have a requirement where i have to use a specific record type name while inserting a record.how can i achieve it ?
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1 Reply
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Hi Yogesh,
Try this-
Schema.SObjectType.sObjectApiName.getRecordTypeInfosByName().get('Record Type Name').getRecordTypeId();
example
system.debug(Schema.SObjectType.account.getRecordTypeInfosByName().get('person').getRecordTypeId())
Thanks.
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