Sudhir Kumar
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So you wanted to have 1-to-1 relationship between Account & Contact.?
Just think a bit more, it can be achieved using wf field update.
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Have you tried using external object with Salesforce Connect: Cross-org as the type of external data source.
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WHY DO YOU WANT TO USE TRIGGER IF YOU CAN ACHIEVE THIS USING A WORKFLOW FIELD UPDATE ON A TEXT FIELD.
Any specific reason.
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One way could be: Go to that class --> Select "Show Dependencies" button,
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You can use Grant access using role hierarchies if the users are up in the same hierarchy.
For cross hierarchy, you can use different options like Sharing Rules(Criteria & Owner based), Manual Sharing and Apex Sharing as well.
For more info, refer salesforce guide.
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I am not going to duplicate the explanation if it is already existing somewhere.
Bringing it at your click here: Clone Explained
Let me know if you wanted to know any specifics which are not explained in this blog post.
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Formula field value cannot be changed directly, they are read only. However, the value of formula fields can be changed by changing the values of the fields referenced in the formula fields.
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Autonumber is a system-generated sequence number that uses a display format you define. The number is automatically incremented for each new record.
The Starting Number defines the starting point of the number in the format for the subsequently created records.
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This point can help you understand this:
In a SOQL query with parent-child relationship subqueries, each parent-child relationship counts as an extra query. These types of queries have a limit of three times the number for top-level queries. The row counts from these relationship queries contribute to the row counts of the overall code execution.
So, Total number of records retrieved by SOQL queries would be 50,000 altogether.
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Look at the example in the Aman's response above.
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I think you can do a little bit of searching inside Salesforce Apex Developer Guide to get this answer.
Each execution of a batch Apex job is considered a discrete transaction. For example, a batch Apex job that contains 1,000 records and is executed without the optional scope parameter is considered five transactions of 200 records each.
If you specify Database.Stateful in the class definition, you can maintain state across these transactions. When using Database.Stateful, only instance member variables retain their values between transactions. Static member variables don’t retain their values and are reset between transactions. Maintaining state is useful for counting or summarizing records as they’re processed. For example, suppose your job processed opportunity records. You could define a method in execute to aggregate totals of the opportunity amounts as they were processed.
If you don’t specify Database.Stateful, all static and instance member variables are set back to their original values.
#copied #Salesforce_Apex_Developer_Guide
Is there any specific answer you are seeking for? Please ask.
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At least mention the apex code you are using.
From error message, it says that the body is required in your httprequest.
Set the body and try again.
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Query like:
select Id, Body, isRichText, Title, Type from CaseFeed where ParentId = '50090000008cXoS'
where
If Type = ContentPost, then it is an attachment. Then check for ContentType of the file
if(contenttype =='image/jpeg' || contenttype=='image/png' || contenttype=='image/gif' || contenttype=='image/jpg' ){ ... }
If isRichText = True, parse the body to check for email ids.
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This worked for me. Could you retry.
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As you highlighted, did you check if you are reaching the Streaming API LIMITATIONS or the current count.
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Is this still the issue? or you solved it?
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ParentId on CaseFeed is not writable.
If you look at the CaseFeed attributes, you can find that it is queryable: true but not createable: false, updateable: false etc.
Attributes are:
activateable: false
compactLayoutable: false
createable: false
custom: false
customSetting: false
deletable: true
deprecatedAndHidden: false
feedEnabled: false
hasSubtypes: false
idEnabled: true
isSubtype: false
keyPrefix:
label: Case Feed
labelPlural: Case Feed
layoutable: false
mergeable: false
mruEnabled: false
name: CaseFeed
networkScopeFieldName:
queryable: true
replicateable: true
retrieveable: true
searchable: false
undeletable: false
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It is a lookup relationship. You can create Contacts without any reference to any Account.
The answer lies in the differences between Master-Detail and Lookup.
But in terms of Cascade delete, it behaves like master-detail; meaning when you delete an Account, the related contacts are deleted.
In a standard way, the OWD of Contact is Controlled by its Parent which is Account.
So you say that: at record creation level, it behaves like a lookup; but at sharing/owd level, its Master-Detail.
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Check this: ShowAccountOwnerName_Page_Controller
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Check this one: ShowAccountOwnerName_page
Examle:
https://<salesforce_base_url>/apex/ShowAccountOwnerName_page?Id=<Account SFDC Id>
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Simply because the master-detail relationship mandates that for a child to exist, the master must exist.
All the existing child record must be first associated with their parent in order to convert lookup to master-detail.
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Differences like in case of lookup:
1.The child record could exist independently.
2. No cascade delete.
3. Independent OWD/Ownership
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Your question title seems vague.
So looking at your code snippet, it appears that the question is: to display Account Owner name on the VF page.
Is this the question ?
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It's been explained clearly here: Why to avoid using Workflow rule and Process Builder field update with Trigger
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When you wanted to display some custom messages to the current VF page context using some validation logic in controller, you use addMessage. Using this, you can show different Severity level (CONFIRM, ERROR, FATAL, INFO, WARNING) message.
If you wanted to prevent some DML operation under trigger context and display some custom error message, you use addError on a record or a field.