I’m a big fan of code separation and code reuse. When I’m coding I like to keep my SOQL out of the business logic and in a gateway class of its own. That way I can reuse common queries in…
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Managing the heap using SOQL For Loops (with a little code seperation)
Tagged with: apex, force.com, governor limits, salesforce, SOQL
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
Apex Code Tip – Sending Email to Salesforce Users
Apex allows you send emails from code using the Messaging namespace. As usual Salesforce governor limits are at work and you could unwittingly hit your limits without needing to. If you are sending email to users within your organisation, make…
Tagged with: apex, force.com, governor limits, salesforce
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
Creating A Simple Batch Apex Process Queue
Working with the Salesforce platform presents many challenges. One of the most common is avoiding the platforms many governor limits. As a developer, hitting governor limits on the platform is a sure fire way to turn a good day into…
Tagged with: apex, batch, force.com, governor limits, salesforce
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
Posted in apex, code, force.com, salesforce
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