This section of the interview questions primarily emphasizes the dynamic Apex functionality of Salesforce.com. Question 30: What does Dynamic Apex involve? Answer: Dynamic Apex empowers developers to develop highly adaptable applications by granting them the capability to access sObject and field describe information, create dynamic SOQL queries, compose dynamic SOSL queries, and perform dynamic DML …

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When crafting highly adaptable code, there are instances where we aim to steer clear of embedding picklist values directly and instead retrieve them dynamically from the field in real-time. The following code snippet requires two parameters: the Object and the picklist field name. With these inputs, we can retrieve either the Picklist label or the …

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Regarding Salesforce Salesforce is a cloud-based CRM (Customer Relationship Management) solution that caters to various departments such as marketing, sales, commerce, and service. It offers a unified perspective of customers through a seamlessly integrated CRM platform. Apex, Salesforce’s strongly typed, object-oriented programming language, empowers developers to execute flow and transaction control statements on Salesforce servers. …

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Apex code generally includes various elements that may be recognizable to those familiar with other programming languages. The section describes the basic functionality of Apex, as well as some of the core concepts. Utilizing Version Configuration In the Salesforce user interface you can specify a version of the Salesforce API against which to save your …

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In this blog post, I will present a method for the asynchronous uploading of more than 500 files from a Visualforce page. This approach ensures that the failure of one file does not impact the upload of other files and effectively circumvents Salesforce’s CPU time limits. Salesforce offers the apex:inputfile tag for file uploads from …

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Context Salesforce Apex triggers are scripted codes that execute automatically when a Salesforce record undergoes insertion, updating, or deletion. These triggers serve to establish automated workflows or prevent specific actions during data manipulation. For instance, one might design an Apex trigger for opportunities to alert the primary contact upon opportunity closure. Another application could involve …

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Data visualization involves presenting information in graphical forms such as charts, graphs, and maps to make trends, outliers, and patterns in data more accessible. Executives and managers often seek effective ways to visualize data for valuable insights. One widely-used and open-source data visualization library is ChartJS, offering a simple yet flexible solution for JavaScript charting …

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A headless quick action performs custom code within a Lightning web component, distinct from a screen action that does not open a modal window. In essence, if you aim to execute custom logic, particularly via Apex, triggered by a quick action button click, headless actions in LWC offer a solution. Here are a few examples/use …

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Situation Frequently, we encounter situations where a Lightning Web Component (LWC) needs to exist both within a community for external users and the app builder for internal users. Let’s explore a method to determine the component’s source of access, enabling conditional rendering of design/CSS. To achieve this, we’ll leverage the connectedCallback() lifecycle hook to retrieve …

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