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The Secret Life of an SObject: Equality, Sets and Maps
Equality When testing for equality between sObjects in Apex, it is the sObjects’ properties – the values of the sObjects’ fields – which are compared. So two separate sObject instances that have the same field values are considered equal: But, if … Continue reading
The Secret Life of an SObject: Defaults
Default values, dirty field tracking, checkboxes / booleans, and the Winter’13 loadDefaults argument… When creating custom objects, we can define default values for our fields which are automatically applied when inserting records. Defaulted when? Say we have a custom Sales … Continue reading
