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Salesforce Workflow Field Updates don’t consume DML limit

Salesforce DML limitation As you are working on a Cloud solution, with an infrastructure shared with other clients, Salesforce enforces many technical limitations called Governor Limits. This way they can better manage equity between clients and also ensure a client running a heavy process will not impact the other clients – at least for a …

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Learn how to catch logs from your Salesforce API user

Use case: latencies reported while testing the integration You are involved in a project where an inbound or outbound integration with a third party application to/from Salesforce has been built. As part of the test phase, the integration team is reporting latencies when Salesforce APIs are called to trigger a business process and is asking …

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Make sure you use with sharing in Lightning Controllers

What is this critical update about? As of 29/10/2020, Salesforce plans to enforce this Critical Update with Spring ’21. First and foremost, Apex classes without a sharing declaration is insecure by default. Therefore if you are impacted by this Critical Update, it is high time to review all your Apex classes sharing declaration, and not …

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How to setup your Salesforce API user for a scalable design

What is an API user – or integration user? An API user is also sometimes called an integration user. This is a technical user created and shared with an external application in order to grant access to Salesforces APIs and to a specific set of ressources (objects, fields, CRUD permissions…). Having a dedicated user for …

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