Thanks you Mohit! Didn't strike me to use aggregate queries to group records by OwnerIds.

Hey Shaik,

You would to most probably write a trigger on Opportunity which saves the count of records created by a user in a custom setting or something. From where you could validate that if a user has created 15 records on Opportunity or not.

Thanks

Hi Sushant,

As far as I know, sent email messages have a limit of 1,000 per day. You can check out this developer forum post for more information.

Hi Sushant,

If you have a particular user id, you can query on the PermissionSetAssignment object to get the id of all users who have a specific level of access on that Sobject.

For example, this query gives you all the users who have 'view all' and 'modify all' permissions on Account.

SELECT Assignee.Id, Assignee.Name… Read more

Hi Sushant,

If you have a particular user id, you can query on the PermissionSetAssignment object to get the id of all users who have a specific level of access on that Sobject.

For example, this query gives you all the users who have 'view all' and 'modify all' permissions on Account.

SELECT Assignee.Id, Assignee.Name… Read more

Hi Prasanth,

As far as I know, deleting components from a managed package requires you to log a case with Salesforce, as normally you can not delete any component from a managed package.

For more information go to this link. Hope this helps.

Hi Prasanth,

As far as I know, deleting components from a managed package requires you to log a case with Salesforce, as you can not normally delete any component from a managed package.

For more information go to this link. Hope this helps.

Hi Vikas,

In order to be used in a community, your lightning component must implement the "forceCommunity:availableForAllPageTypes" interface and its access must be "global".

Something like this:

<aura:component implements="forceCommunity:availableForAllPageTypes" access="global">
<aura:attribute name="greeting" type="String"… Read more

Hi Vikas,

One way you could make this work is use <apex:input type="number" /> instead of apex:inputText.

Otherwise, you could implement some javascript validation or send it back to your controller and do the validation in Apex.

Hi Sushant,

You can use a rich text type field and insert your image there.

Hope this helps.

Hi Sushant,

You can use @testSetup to define common test data for all the methods of a test class.

Go to the developer guide for more details.

Hi Vikas,

Refer to this post, it deals with the same scenario.

Hi Vikas,

You can look into database.savepoint and database.rollback in Salesforce.

Refer to this link for more info.