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testUser.UserPermissionsKnowledgeUser = true; Otherwise, the required fields when creating a user in apex are the following and will also need to be set LastName TimeZoneSidKey LocaleSidKey EmailEncodingKey …

I'd suggest looking at trailheads for a good tour on basics in apex and SOQL queries. …

You should be able to check for this when you're building your map. I'd add any key that is a duplicate to a set and then just iterate again over the keyset to remove those values so later on you can …

The Choose the Right Automation Tool trailhead also has this blurb about when to use Apex Use Apex when you need more functionality than is available in Flow Builder. … Build the more complex functionality as invocable Apex methods. Then call the resulting Apex as an Apex action in the process or as an Apex action element in the flow. …

https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_class_Database_EmailHeader.htm Based on the above, you'd replace your insert call with a database call using the inform …

Otherwise, it seems it only works within the Lightning Experience which means emails sent from apex don't get stamped. … I tested in my org as well as follows: Using apex to send an email with a email template = did not set the EmailTemplateId field on the EmailMessage record. …

You would need to re-query your test data as opposed to just accessing the variables from the method as you don't have access to them from TestSetup. If you see the example linked below for TestSetup, …

https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=process_action_apex.htm&type=5 You need to annotate the method with @InvocableMethod to call it from process builder. In the method, name a variable as a pa …

contain all the various things you should check The suggested approach to deactivate an administrator account I'd highlight querying all dashboards with the user as the running user and any scheduled apex …

Taking a step back...You shouldn't be doing any real logic in the trigger. Imagine if you have to add functionality to this object and you risk breaking everything in that object because you put every …

Regardless, you could just create an apex trigger on task and then check the sObject of the whoID. …

https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?type=1&mode=1&id=000328824 The issue is that you're expecting 1 record by querying into a single sObject and this will throw an error if no rows are returned. …

I would pass the oldmap as a parameter as well. You're currently only passing the new trigger variable. I'd also look at your logic, you're currently comparing the old value even if the trigger contex …

This is the example straight from the documentation that you can run in anonymous apex to confirm it displays how you'd like. …

It looks like you expect one record in your query, but you're storing it in a list? https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_methods_system_list.htm Since it's …