Introduction Salesforce Lightning components allow developers to enhance the user experience by adding utility items to the Salesforce Utility Bar. Currently, many Salesforce users are facing issues with the auto-refresh functionality of pages, particularly when working with list views. The absence of an automatic refresh forces users to manually refresh the page to view updated […]
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The OAuth 2.0 JWT bearer authorization flow in Salesforce requires a digital certificate and a private key for authentication. This guide will walk you through the process of generating these components using OpenSSL. Why Do You Need a Digital Certificate and Private Key? The private key is used to sign the JWT token, while the […]
Introduction In real-world business operations, ensuring that shipments are scheduled only on working days (Monday–Friday, excluding holidays) is crucial. If an order is scheduled to ship on a weekend or holiday, the system should automatically adjust it to the next valid business day. This blog explains an Apex utility class that helps determine whether a […]
Introduction Salesforce stores files using several key objects: ContentVersion, ContentDocument, ContentDocumentLink, ContentDocumentFeed, and ContentDocumentHistory. However, in most use cases, we primarily work with the first three—ContentVersion, ContentDocument, and ContentDocumentLink. What Are These Objects? Relationship Among These Objects Efficient vs. Inefficient Querying Inefficient Approach If you want to retrieve ContentVersion details of a record, a common […]
IntroductionSalesforce developers often encounter Mixed DML exceptions, but there’s confusion around when they occur. A common myth is that updating setup and non-setup objects in the same transaction triggers this error. Let’s debunk this myth and clarify best practices for writing efficient Apex code. What is a Mixed DML Exception? In Salesforce, setup objects (e.g., […]
In Salesforce Apex, handling errors effectively is crucial for debugging and maintaining a robust application. When an error occurs, it’s important to log the details to help track the issue and provide the necessary context for resolution. This becomes even more essential when working with complex integrations or data processing, where errors can arise from […]
🚀 Revolutionizing Large-Scale Data Processing in Salesforce: Meet QueryCursors (Beta | Summer ’25) 🚀 Calling all Salesforce developers! If you’ve ever battled heap limits, governor limits, or the complexities of Batch Apex while processing massive datasets, this one’s for you. Salesforce is leveling up Apex with QueryCursors—a game-changing feature designed to simplify and supercharge large-scale […]