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Listview metadata
What is the best way to display Listview metadata? I want to monitor who is Creating or Modifying Listviews.
I have been tasked with creating a way to monitor who is Creating or Modifing Listviews. I know I can view Listviews with SOQL however I would like to use VF.Is it even possible to be notified when a Listview is Created or Modified? How?
Thanks.
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Hello,
One way would be to use Scheduled Apex that runs every so often, queries for ListViews and emails you whenever a new one is created. You'd need to track when the last time the job was run, perhaps using a custom setting, then see if any new list views have been created since the last run.
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