One of those typical interview questions is:
Can you write a SOQL to fetch a list of accounts which do not have any opportunities associated with them?
The answer is YES and the SOQL looks something like this
Data Skew is one of those topics which is a tricky Salesforce interview question, a design discussion and also an…
With the market growing extensively, it is difficult to manage any business (small or big) manually. Managing customers, businesses and processes all by human intervention is a tough and tedious task wherein automation and a management system comes in.
Salesforce has different models to handle different businesses and domains present in today’s world.
Another interview question to test your APEX skills is fetching last modified opportunities for each account or it could be a good use case you need to write the logic for in certain solutions you provide. Here’s an example in the code snippet below which populates a map of account id vs last modified opportunity:
Possible Ways I tried to resolve this:
1. Reauthorise my Dev Hub.
2. Restart my connected network/hotpsot
3. Check if SFDX needs an update -> This one worked
Record Type IDs are needed in APEX when we want to bifurcate logic based on record types or if we want to add logic for a selected record type
It is not a good practice to hardcode picklist values in APEX. In order to fetch picklist values of a field in APEX, there’s an easy way to go about it.
There are times when you need the list of all test classes present in your org for checking code coverage, tracking apex classes and their respective test classes.
Let’s look at the possible ways to fetch the list of all test classes in an org. Do comment if you know any other ways too.
