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Field Service Lightning is a powerful, customizable set of features that you can use to set up a mobile-friendly field service hub in Salesforce. It includes the objects involved in inventory management and work scheduling, such as Asset, Service Resources, Territories, Service Appointment, and Work Order. Also included are the managed package which performs scheduling optimization and related tasks and the iOS and Android mobile apps.
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Can't work with Location object in FSL
You can access FSL Location by using Schema.Location. This worked for me:
for(Schema.Location loc : [SELECT Id,Name FROM Location]) {
System.debug(loc.Name);
}
