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You need to perform a Tooling API Query. The endpoint for a query is at /services/data/vXX.X/tooling/query, which takes a parameter, q, that represents the query. The query itself must be URL escaped …

No. The Tooling API is an administrative API, giving the ability to create, modify, and delete metadata elements, things a Developer Persona would have need to do. Instead, you want to use the SOAP de …

PATCH methods use the ID in the URL; if you put it in the body, it simply won't work. Here's how it should look: /services/data/v42.0/tooling/sobjects/SandboxInfo/0GQ58000000TQacGAG { "AutoActiva …

Yes, the Tooling API counts as calls against your org. Usually, thus won't matter, unless you expect this function to be called very frequently. You might use a hybrid approach. Cache the response in …

To get the ID, use LastModifiedById: select Label, DeveloperName , DataType, IsCalculated, RelationshipName, LastModifiedById from FieldDefinition where EntityDefinition.QualifiedApiName = 'objectna …

The describe call you're apparently looking for is: /services/data/v43.0/sobjects/<ObjectName>/describe/layouts/<recordTypeId> This will give you all the layout information need for a given record …

The software is FOSS, so it goes without saying that the author most likely has not intentionally hidden any back doors in the software. A cursory search and browse suggests that the code makes no att …

Yes, I have actually written a barcode scanner page a few years ago in Visualforce. The Scanner Set the scanner to Keyboard Mode. This varies by model. Make sure you also configure a scan terminatio …

The error happened because your code compiled to: 'select id,name from '+ Account Which is invalid. This code: \'select id,name from \'+ %s Should be: [select name from %s] Note that I recommended …

There's not a built-in command, but this is where Salesforce DX plugins can help. browserforce, written by Matthias Rolke, is a plugin that allows you to retrieve an org configuration and deploy it to …

The Tooling API doesn't support standard record objects. It's meant to be a way to access metadata objects, such as ApexClass and CustomField, particularly in a way that you'd use it for "tooling" (me …

You can use \r and \t to format your code. You can also make your code easier to read with some proper JSON encoding: public class ApexClassWrapper { public String Name; public String Body; } Ape …

As far as I can tell, you can't. ConnectedApp settings are only available in the Metadata API. You'll need to learn a bit of SOAP in order to get at the data.

The available types are listed in several places, CustomField being one. I'm not sure if there's a way to actually "describe" these values dynamically; the Tooling API only describes the field as a "c …

The objects you're looking for are UserEntityAccess and UserFieldAccess, for object security and field security, respectively. Unfortunately, it appears that these tables are read-only, so you're stil …