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When to use DeepClone() in Salesforce?
When to use DeepClone() in Salesforce?
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Generally it clone the list of object but don’t hold any reference. A Deep Clone keeps the Id.
DeepClone can be used while creating a new record with the existing details of another record along with related lists.
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DeepClone() is used to clone the list of object but don’t hold any reference.
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Deepclone is done by keeping tru in the parameters: Syntax - clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps, preserveAutonumber))view source .
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DeepClone is a predefined function which clone(duplicate copy) the list of object and doesn’t have any reference.
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DeepClone is a predefined function which clone(duplicate copy) the list of object and doesn’t have any reference.
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