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Recommended Tool: Declarative Lookup Rollup Summary

June 11, 2016 Luke Freeland

As an architect, you see common recurring needs. One such need is aggregating information from child records onto a parent…

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Posted in: Salesforce Filed under: Declarative Lookup Rollup Summary, DLRS

Salesforce Field Sets: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

June 5, 2016 Luke Freeland

Salesforce has a feature known as field sets. A field set is a group of fields on an object that…

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Posted in: Salesforce Filed under: Field Set

Apex Unit Testing Dos and Don’ts From the Trenches

May 26, 2016 Luke Freeland

Apex is Salesforce’s programming language. It is used to create custom functionality on the Salesforce platform. To ensure that custom functionality…

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Posted in: Salesforce Filed under: Unit Test

Salesforce Field History Tracking

May 25, 2016 Luke Freeland

One of my favorite Salesforce features is Field History Tracking. Field History Tracking allows one to track a specified set…

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Posted in: Salesforce Filed under: Admin, Field History Tracking

SOQL: 50,000 Record Limit Applies With Count()

May 23, 2016 Luke Freeland

In Apex, one can query up to 50,000 records in an execution context. This applies to a regular SOQL Query…

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Posted in: Salesforce Filed under: SOQL

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