![]() Thank you for being an awesome reader! Subscribe to this blog for receiving all the latest updates straight to your inbox. There is a super efficient way to do this declaratively without using Apex. Otherwise, you will have to create multiple flows each specific to one object to clone the records. Why? Because the advantage of doing this is admins/devs can just create one flow to handle cloning of records of all the objects(standard and custom, both). Instead of returning the clone record as a record variable back to the flow, I decided to insert the record within the apex action and return the ID of the cloned record. Cloned Record ID: Use a text variable to store the ID of the cloned record. Record to Clone: Pass the variable(of ‘record’ type) that you want to clone. * Output parameters of the Apex action */ * Input parameters for the Apex action */ ![]() Obj.clonedRecordId = (string)s.get('Id') //Copying the inserted sObject record Id to return as an flow output S.put('Id',NULL) //Setting the 'Id' field of the record as NULLįlowOutputParameters obj = new FlowOutputParameters() SObject s = input.recordToClone // Copying the input record to an sObject type variable Public static FlowOutputParameters cloneRecord(FlowInputParameters input) In this post we will talk about Mocking Apex Tests and Apex Mocks examples. How does the Apex action look?ĬloneRecordFlowActionClass.apxc public class CloneRecordFlowActionClass Record') A bit weird, but that’s how it’s built I guess. So it seems that it does query all the fields because you can reference any field(tried and tested), but if you copy the record variable, it will only just copy the ‘Id’ field. But when I tried to do the same, it didn’t work. Why not simply copy the record variable to another record variable of same type using an Assignment element, set the Id field to NULL of the record variable and use Create Records element to create the record. Why the need to create an Apex action when we can already query all the fields? So this enables us to write a generic reusable Apex Invocable method, which we will be able to use to clone any type of sObject record. After Spring 20 release, we will be able to pass sObject(and collection) as parameters to Invocable methods. You will be able to query all the fields for an record using the Get Records element, without adding/specifying individual fields. add the trigger. We have a couple of new flow specific features contributing to this one:ġ. we are going to use a map to store the id and email of each contact that comes into the trigger so we can use that to do a soql query later when its time to see if it already exists. Replace the default class body with the following. Enter TestAccountDeletion for the class name, and then click OK. In the Developer Console, click File New Apex Class. In Appendix A, we walkthrough how to code duplicate detection logic using. This test method verifies what the trigger is designed to do (the positive case): preventing an account from being deleted if it has related opportunities. So what’s new in the Spring 20 release that is going to contribute to this solution. If you use Salesforce's Duplicate Management5 to stop duplicates from being. I am using a pre-release org for the demo purpose. But soon you will be able to use it once the Spring 20 is released to production environments. Safe harbor, stuff that you are going to see in this post is not GA yet. Wait, I have the perfect para to kick this one off! □ All the Salesforce Admins are going to love this one especially because this functionality has been asked so much. We talk about these reports more a bit later.I am quite excited about this one. You can create report types that show potential duplicate records created after your reps bypass warnings. Let’s say you let reps create duplicate records. As the admin, you choose whether to block your sales teams from creating duplicate records. Now let’s learn more about using duplicate rules to manage records.Īfter matching rules do the work of identifying potential duplicates, duplicate rules step in and determine what to do with them. Salesforce flags contacts with matching phone numbers as duplicates, even though one includes a country code and the other doesn’t. So you create a custom matching rule to include fuzzy matching for phone numbers. For example, some of your contacts include phone numbers with country codes. We also give you other ways to identify duplicates. The field has a match score of 70 out of a possible 80. Only the street number and street name match. Suite Number (Exact, 15% of field’s match score)ĭuplicate Management compares these two addresses.Street Suffix (Exact, 15% of field’s match score) This is a pure declarative approach as now we have some Apex Actions also.Street Number (Exact, 20% of field’s match score).Street Name (Edit Distance, 50% of field’s match score).This process works best with North American data. The section scores are weighted to determine one score for the field.
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