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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 …

Going off what David said, the easier part is that it can limit how much you manually go through, but the important thing is you'll need some analysis in each type to figure out if there's action need …

The query is returning field permissions for email across all objects as you have not specified an SobjectType in the query. The documentation takes special note of this: Include the field’s parent o …

You can see my same question here, but I had to create a Salesforce support case to resolve it. They enable some permission on their end to allow queries with greater than 2,000 records in the LinkedE …

You want cases with a CreatedDate that is longer than 10 years ago. LAST_N_YEARS is defined as Starts 00:00:00 on January 1 of the previous year and continues through the end of December 31 of the pr …

In the documentation for ORDER BY There’s no guarantee of the order of results unless you use an ORDER BY clause in a query. And even if you use ORDER BY, the order of results can vary if there are d …

I was able to reproduce it, with the same stacktrace error Id, and noted the following behavior: An error is thrown when using the 18-digit FieldDefinition Id for your custom field within DurableId T …

It's tough to know what you're trying to achieve. Based on what you posted, I assume the criteria you're trying to get is: WHERE Account_Fund_Ratings__c != NULL AND Source__c = 'On Panel' AND Sourc …

@Himanshu's answer is what you're looking for if you're just needing an easy flag/field on account to denote it's been through a merge. I did want to correct what you noted. The entry you see in the U …

First thing, I noticed you're using "lead__c" in your query? This should be a standard object so it should simply be "lead". Assuming your query works, your query is returning a list of Leads that ac …

The following is mentioned in the docs for ContentVersion Note: Depending on how files are shared, queries on ContentDocument and ContentVersion without specifying an ID won't return all files a user …

Where are you running this from? I see copado in the error description. Your query looks fine and will work. You can test if it works by doing it in: anonymous apex workbench (select include for "de …

It's confusing based on the naming, but if you look closer at FieldDefinition, you'll see that EntityDefinitionId is: The durable ID for the object defined in the EntityDefinition field. In EntityDe …

It's good that you're asking the right questions when it comes to testing. Tests are only as useful as you make them - especially when you start thinking beyond code coverage numbers. Code coverage sh …

I'd recommend using the stripInaccessible method to figure out exactly what field isn't accessible. Change your query to not use WITH SECURITY ENFORCED and pass the query into the stripInaccessible me …