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Fetching All Fields in Salesforce – Spring 2021 Edition

January 12, 2021Brian ClineProgramming, SalesforceDynamic SOQL, SOQL

In Salesforce, the Standard Query Language (SQL) didn’t have a great way of doing SELECT * or select all fields but that changed in Spring 2021.

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SOQL IN Operator in Salesforce

January 5, 2021Brian ClineProgramming, SalesforceSOQL

When writing SOQL queries we can use the IN operator or the = operator as long as we are using variables instead of hardcoded strings. This works because the result will be identical.

How to Use Like With Collections in SOQL

How to Use Like With Lists and Sets In SOQL Queries

April 13, 2017Brian ClineSalesforceSalesforce, SOQL

It’s no secret, that Salesforce programmers are huge fans of collections like lists, sets, and maps because they allow for much more efficient queries. I’ve decided to put together a post about how to use the Like Operator in SOQl and how to use it with Lists and Sets.…

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How to Select All Fields in SOQL

How to Select All Fields in SOQL

March 21, 2017Brian ClineSalesforceDynamic SOQL, Salesforce, SOQL

Instead of using Standard Query Language (SQL), Salesforce decided to create it’s own variation of the language for querying their databases. Salesforce Object Query Language, known as SOQL, has a basic syntax that is very similar to SQL but there’s some differences.…

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