Questions tagged [sobject]

An sObject represents an object, such as an Account or Campaign. An sObject is the base object for all objects in Apex.

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Relation between lead, Account, oppurtunity and contact

Please explain me the relation between these 4 sobjects. How lead, Account, Opportunity and Contact are related to each other.
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System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject

following apex code public String getLastUpdatedAt() { String timeStr; DatadoctorStatus__c last = [SELECT LastUpdated__c FROM DatadoctorStatus__c ORDER BY LastUpdated__c DESC LIMIT 1]; if (last == ...
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In Memory Init of sObject with Id for Update

Let's say I have a Contact, we'll say from Trigger.new. If I want to update its parent account, I skip a query by initializing it in memory like this. Account acct = new Account(Id = contactInstance....
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Insert sObject share for task that the user doesn't own

As a regular user (not system administrator) is it possible to create a share for a object that I'm not the owner of in APEX? Or will the DML statement throw an error?
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Reports for two lookup objects that relate to a parent

I got a request this week from our customer service group that stumped me. We use person-account, case, and a custom object called order (that person bought something). Both case and order have ...
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Setting Type of Event or Task via SOAP/REST API

I am looking at Object Reference for Event and Task sObjects and seeing that both have Type and Subject. I wanted to use Type as one of meeting, call, email and Subject as event/task title. But, if I ...
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SOAP API Request with body larger than 16 Kilobytes results in Timeout Exception

I stumbled upon an interesting limitation, it seems that SOAP API endpoint handles requests larger than 16Kb differently --- whenever body is larger than that request just times out. We're using '...

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