Difference between SOAP API and REST API SOAP API REST API Relies on SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Relies on REST (Representational State Transfer) architecture using HTTP. Transports data in standard XML format. Generally transports […]
How to remove salesforce connection from VSCode
Mac/Linux: From the Terminal type – cd ~/.sfdx Then put below command to list all salesforce connection Js file. ls Then remove the json file that is not required – rm omnitest500@gmail.com.json Windows: you can […]
Difference between Aura and Lwc – Salesforce
Aura Lwc Aura is a proprietary framework built by Salesforce. It includes a comprehensive component model with its own lifecycle, event-handling system, and data binding mechanisms. LWC is built on modern web standards like […]
Salesforce Triggers and Order of Execution
Loads the original record from the database or initializes the record for an upsert statement. Loads the new record field values from the request and overwrites the old values. Executes record-triggered flows that are configured to run […]
How to setup Agentforce?
Go to setup and search for “Einstein Setup” in the quick find box. Then turn on the toggle for “Turn on Einstein”. Now from the Setup -> Quick Find, […]
How to get a Agentforce Trial Org
Agentforce –> Salesforce’s Einstein Generative AI Platform is not currently available in Developer Edition orgs. However, you can sign up for a trial org through one of the Trailhead modules. This org will be available […]
What is CI/CD?
CI/CD stands for continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment. It’s a set of practices that help speed up and streamline the software development process. How does CI/CD work? CI – Continuous integration Developers frequently merge code changes […]
What is salesforce subflow?
A subflow is an autolaunched flow or a screen flow, which is referenced by another flow (called the parent flow) and calls the subflow at its runtime. Use the subflow’s input and output assignments to […]
Salesforce Flow Best Practices
Never Perform DML Statements in Loops Never ever perform a DML Statement inside of a Loop. This means don’t use a repetitive Get/Update/Create, or Delete inside of a Loop. This is so that your risk […]
Types of Flows in Salesforce
In Salesforce, there are five types of flows: Screen Flows, Record-Triggered Flows, Schedule-Triggered Flows, Platform Event-Triggered Flows, and Autolaunched Flows, each serving different purposes and triggered by various events or contexts. Here’s a breakdown of […]