SOQL Cheat Sheet

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1. SOQL Cheat Sheet

SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) is used to search your Salesforce data for specific information. Here are some commonly used SOQL statements you should keep as an SOQL Cheat Sheet for quick reference. Learn more.

2. Dynamic SOQL in Salesforce

Dynamic SOQL refers to the ability to create and execute SOQL queries at runtime, rather than hardcoding them into your Salesforce Apex code. This provides flexibility in querying salesforce data based on varying criteria or conditions. Learn more.

3. SOQL Crash course

4. Ultimate Guide to the Salesforce AppExchange

This blog will clarify all the concepts related to AppExchange. There are many articles about AppExchange, but few of them cover all the aspects. If I ask you a question, What is AppExchange? The answer is quite simple. But there are a lot of people having?misconceptions about that. In this blog, I’ll try to answer most of the frequent and rare questions professionals and experts ask. Let’s see How you can sell your application on the App Exchange with our Ultimate Guide to the Salesforce AppExchange. Learn more.

5. OmniChannel – Check Agent Availability Core?Action for Smarter Case Routing

A messaging channel has been setup, let’s say legacy chat or MIAW (Messaging for InApp and Web). All the necessary configurations such as queues/skills, agents, and routing are also configured. Hence, The positive test case scenario when the agents are available will work as expected. How about the negative test case? What should happen when no agents are available to accept the messaging request? It’s quite possible, right? Let me introduce you to a gem of a feature offered by the OmniChannel flow which is ‘Check Availability for Routing’ core action.

6. Design Patterns for Salesforce Test Automation

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