To convert a json array of strings into a list of maps, create a wrapper class as per json structure. public class Wrapper { public String action; public String value; }Map json to wrapper and create map. String stringJSON =…
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From official documentation here is the list of Salesforce IP addresses - https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000321501&type=1&mode=1, including the one you pointed out. Some of them are really broad.n You can try to test what IP ranges Salesforce uses for your location and try whitelisting only them. You can…
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Answered Apr 18, 2023
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To resolve the error - failed to connect to mysql at 127.0.0.1 with user root-Try to ping the server If you have another MySQL client/server try this: mysql -h XXX.XXX.X.XX(your IP) -u root -p Check privileges for root user; you can always do this GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'root'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'yourpass' WITH…
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The purpose of foreign key constraint are: A foreign key means "ensure the values in this column exist in another column"For example create table sales_orders ( order_id int primary key, customer_id int, ... );If customer_id does not have a foreign key (to table customers), a user could enter a value that does not…
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If multi part identifier could not be bound - That's as simple as adding the tables you are joining to the FROM part of your query. select firstname, middlename, lastname from table_c, table_b, table_a where table_b.licno = table_a.licno and table_c.employeeid = table_b.employeeid;The statement can only join…
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That is incorrect, Books Online (BOL) says they are functionally the same: != (Not Equal To) (Transact-SQL) And if you look at an execution plan where != is used, under Predicate, it changes != to .
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Answered Mar 14, 2023
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Postgres IF statement does not exist in the SQL language (which is why you get a syntax error) but it's available in plpgsql, the procedural language. With plpgsql, you could write something like CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.get_something(myTextFlag VARCHAR(20)) RETURNS TABLE ( rNum BIGINT, Colmn1 Text ) AS…
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Answered Mar 14, 2023
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To reset mysql root password in windows 10 Delete Data folder present inside C:Program FilesMySQLMySQL Server 8.0 Create a file named mysql-init.txt and copy paste below lines and store at C: ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'root'; Open CMD as admin cd to path C:Program FilesMySQLMySQL Server 8.0in> and…
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It splits the command into individual batches. For instance, variables' scoped ends with sqlgo. ; separates commands but doesn't end scope. GO separates batches and ends scope.You may think of it as if the whole command got split by GO and each part got executed per se. ie. This works: declare @a int; set @a = 1;…
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Something like this: https://lightningdesignsystem.com/components/forms/#flavor-input-input-read-only Input Label Read Only The read-only state is for form elements that can’t
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Answered Mar 6, 2023
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To get apex inputfield value in controller- public Expense_Object__c VS1 {get;set;}//This I was using alreadypublic SaveAndReturnController(ApexPages.StandardController controller)//This is new { VS = new Expense_Object__c(); this.controller = controller; } public PageReference saveAndReturn() { system.debug('X…
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Apex sharing vs Standard SharingThe advantage of Apex sharing is that you can calculate sharing conditions that otherwise cannot be done by standard and criteria-based sharing rules. For example, you could base sharing on a web service call, a separate business logic sharing table, standard or custom fields, etc. For…
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