[shariq]

Hi Rahul,

In Salesforce, a Junction Object is a custom object with two master-detail relationships to two different record types. It is used to represent a many-to-many relationship in which several junction objects can link one instance of a record to many children.
For more information Click here

[shariq]

Hi Uday,

Salesforce is a Multi-tenant architecture, for example - A building shared by many people, everybody has been provided with equal quantity. There are millions of users in Salesforce, nobody has advantage over others, This is all due Governer Limits enforced by Salesforce.

Hope my answer is cleared.

[shariq]

Hi Saloni,

The code for your answer is : -

public class RelatedList
{
public static void ListContact()
{
List accList = [SELECT Name, (SELECT LastName FROM Contacts ) FROM Account];
for(Account acc : accList)
{
System.debug('+++'+ acc.contacts.size());
}
}
}

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[shariq]

Hello Parv,

The reason why sObjects can’t be passed as arguments to future methods is because the sObject might change between the time you call the method and the time it executes. In this case, the future method will get the old sObject values and might overwrite them. To work with sObjects that already exist in the database, pass the sObject ID instead (or collection of IDs) and use the ID to perform a query for the most up-to-date record.

[shariq]

Hi Suyash,

When you are using input field, It is automatically assigned to the apex controller(Standard Object).
So the fields associated to that object are taken into input field and LookUp icon will appear in your case.

[shariq]

Synchronous Apex :-

Synchronous term means existing or occurring at the same time. Synchronous Apex means entire Apex code is executed in one single go.

Asynchronous Apex :-

Asynchronous term means not existing or occurring at the same time. Asynchronous apex is executed when resources are available. So any calling method which calls Asynchronous apex wont wait for outcome of Asynchronous call. Calling method will go on further execution in code. And Asynchronous execution happens in separate thread and then it will return to main program.

[shariq]

Thanks Radhakrishna,

This helps a lot.

[shariq]

Hi Shubham,

By Assuming your scenario, you need to use Order By Clause on field LastModifiedDate.

Example : [SELECT Id, Name FROM Contact Order By LastModifiedDate DESC]

[shariq]

Hi Sushant,

Visualforce Tags are not supported in Salesforce Lightning. You can understand pageBlockSection here

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by  shariq.

[shariq]

Standard Objects -

They are the Objects which are already included in Salesforce. Examples - Accounts, Contacts, Cases etc.
They are common to every businesses.

Custom Objects -

They are created by companies or businesses to store information specific to their needs. Examples - Students, Properties etc.

[shariq]

Hi Aman,

It is because the Updation done by workflow, will fire the trigger twice, and u dont want that,
best practice is to not create workflow and trigger on the same object at the same time.

Hope this helps.

[shariq]

Hi sudhir,

Could u explain isRichText more.

thanks.

[shariq]

Hi Suraj,

When u are creating master detail relationship , the master is required, just like in real situation ,
if there is a employee,it must work for a company(tight bound), if company closes then there will be no employee, if parent is deleted, child automatically deleted too.

And in lookUp ,there is no need of parent, if parent is deleted, no effect on child.

Hope this helps.

[shariq]

Thanks Sudhir,
can u explain Independent ownership

[shariq]

thanks sudhir,
it helps a lot.

[shariq]

hello sudhir,
Either u delete all records on that child object or u first create a lookup then change it to master detail. My question is that, why u cant create master detail on that child object with existing records.

[shariq]

thanks Sudhir, can u please tell difference.

[shariq]

Below is the Salesforce Order of Execution:

• System Validation rule (required field, field format) (SV)
• Before Triggers are executed (BT)
• Custom Validation rules are checked (CV)
• After Triggers are executed (AT)
• Assignment Rules are executed (AR)
• Auto-Response Rules are executed (ARR)
• Workflow Rules are executed (WR)
• Before and after triggers are executed one more time if the workflow rule updates a field (BT & AT)
• Escalation Rules are executed (ER)
• Parent Rollup Summary Formula or Cross Object Formula fields are updated in the respective objects. (RSF, COF) (These parent records also goes through the entire execution order)
• Criteria Based Sharing rules are evaluated (CBS)
• Any Post-Commit Logic is executed (PCL)  (like sending an email)

Below will help you to remember Order of Execution in Salesforce:

SV -> BT -> CV -> AT -> AR -> ARR -> WR (BT, AT) -> ER -> RSF, COF -> CBS -> PCL

[shariq]

Hi Satyakam,

You can try this validation rule:-

AND(ISCHANGED( FirstName ) , FirstName =='ok')

Hope this helps.

[shariq]

Hi David,

You can try another method to add fields :-

1.Go to object tab<contact>, click it,

2.Go to right side of the page , click on the blue arrow,

3.Click on View fields,

4.Go to down side of the page( Contact Custom Fields & Relationships)and click on New button for creating new fields.

Hope this helps.

[shariq]

Hello Adarsh,

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