In the context of Salesforce, here is the example given of how you can use the Apex utility class for operations such as data manipulation, string parsing, or JSON sterilization across multiple apex classes:- Create a utility class You can start by creating the utility class with static methods for common operations.…
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Answered Apr 10, 2024
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In the context of Salesforce, here is how you can use the “before trigger” and “after trigger” in Salesforce apex:- Before trigger You can use this trigger for enforcing a custom validation rule before the process of inserting records into a specific Object. Here is an example of this trigger which would check a…
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Answered Apr 9, 2024
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The answer to your question - how to get security token in salesforceis - In the UI - change API only user profile to another non-api only user profile. Log in, reset security token. The IP range(s) on the profile assigned to the non-API User must allow your IP or you will not see the 'Reset Security Token' option on…
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Answered Feb 23, 2023
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Both nested and combined keys have their places. bowmore gives a pro argument for composite keys, and a con argument for nested maps. Let me provide the loyal opposition for Java map of maps: Composite map keys work great when you're looking up a specific known item. Nested maps work well when you need to rapidly find…
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Answered Oct 12, 2022
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To turn postgres json array - PG 9.4+ The accepted answer is definitely what you need, but for the sake of simplicity here is a helper I use for this: CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION jsonb_array_to_text_array(p_input jsonb) RETURNS text[] LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE AS $function$ SELECT array_agg(ary)::text[] FROM…
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Answered Oct 3, 2022
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To solve how to sum a column in r you should put all values in a column of a data frame then use the sum() function from the base package as follows:sum(people$Weight, na.rm = TRUE) #na.rm = TRUE will remove all 'NA' values in the column For example: df df p v 1 10 100 2 8 300 3 7 150 4 3 400 5 2 450 6 6 250 7 7 150 8…
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Answered Jun 6, 2021
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Getting this error means: someone has pushed work to the remote repository, to merge it with your work you can run git pull --rebase then push your combined work back to the remote repository.
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Answered Apr 20, 2021
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To start with, it is the matter of collinearity not correlationThe two are connected, however not indistinguishable. Collinearity includes sets of variables, not really only two (as in correlation). For instance, on the off chance that you had 10 free variables that were totally uncorrelated and one that was the…
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Answered May 1, 2020
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