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A Salesforce ID is the primary key field for any object. It is a primitive type in Salesforce. Salesforce Ids come in 15-character and 18-character "case safe" varieties, which are treated as equivalent by all APIs.
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Possible to create a lookup field on custom object that points to scheduled jobs table?
Wondering if this is possible since I couldn't find anything online.
This would make it easier to click and see history for the job.
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