Apex Use Case 29 | Chapter 88 | Salesforce Developer Masterclass

[@viloklakkimsetti1244]

I just wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for your amazing videos on Apex use cases. Your content has been incredibly helpful, and today I was able to learn how to effectively use the Schema class, all thanks to your clear explanations and practical examples. Your videos have truly made a difference in my development journey, and I appreciate the effort you put into sharing your knowledge with the community. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@SachinM1985]

Schema make sense 😊

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@SachinM1985 awesome 🤩

[@GNarendharReddy]

public class recordTypes { public static List checkRecordType(String type) { List rT = [select id,name,SobjectType from recordtype where SobjectType =:type]; return rT; } } What about this code?

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@GNarendharReddy looks good 👍

[@naveenyalamala]

Schema makes more sense

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@naveenyalamala yay!

[@jobshorts5079]

Hey can you explain this question in your next video ……this question is asked to me in TCS exam ……they told me to write APEX code for this question QNS: You need to create 2 Custom Objects . Object - 1 : Tech_Firm__c Fields : Max_Salary__c (Currency) , Min_Salary__c (Currency) Object - 2 : Employee__c Fields : Salary__c (Currency) , Tech_Firm__c (Lookup) wants to keep track of the highest and lowest salaries paid by each of its tech firms to gain insights into how salaries are distributed across different parts of the organization and take appropriate actions to ensure that employee salaries are fair and equitable.

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@jobshorts5079 sure I will share something around it soon.

[@jobshorts5079]

@@salesforcemakessense thank you ☺️

[@naveenyalamala]

You can accomplish this by using Apex Trigger with SOQL queries.

[@jobshorts5079]

@@naveenyalamala yes but they want apex code not trigger

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@jobshorts5079 apex triggers are part of apex code 😅

[@rajeshbandaruu]

Scheme makes more sense

[@salesforcemakessense]

@@rajeshbandaruu awesome! 🙌