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How to write test class for a class containing reports and dashboards in Salesforce?
Hii All,
How to write test class for a class containing reports and dashboards?
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Hi Tanu,
You can write your test class as you normally did however this is one of the few places were you have to use the seeAllData=true annotation. IsTest(SeeAllData=true) to open up data access to records in your organization. I will advise that you use this sparingly and make sure that your tests only rely on the data in those reports and not any other objects in your environment.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks
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