Admins Guide to the Developer ConsoleFrancis PindarTechnical Architectwww.radnip.com@radnip

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Admins Guide to the Developer ConsoleFrancis PindarTechnical Architectwww.radnip.com@radnip

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An Admins guide too…

What is the Developer Console?

Debugging & TroubleshootingView Logs, Set and View Checkpoints in Apex Code

Editing and Navigating Source CodeBrowse Packages, Source Code Editor, View & Edit: Classes, Triggers, Lightning Components & VisualForce pages

Testing and Validating PerformanceTest Apex Code, Inspect Logs (Save Order, Limits etc) and Performance Issue checking

Executing SOQL and SOSL QueriesEdit and Execute SOQL and SOSL Queries, View Query Results

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What’s in it for the Admin?

Debugging & TroubleshootingView Logs, Set and View Checkpoints in Apex Code

Editing and Navigating Source CodeBrowse Packages, Source Code Editor, View & Edit: Classes, Triggers, Lightning Components & VisualForce pages

Testing and Validating PerformanceTest Apex Code, Inspect Logs (Save Order, Limits etc) and Performance Issue checking

Executing SOQL and SOSL QueriesEdit and Execute SOQL and SOSL Queries, View Query Results

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Salesforce Execution Order (some of the 20+ steps)Validation checksChecks compliance with Page Layout rules (required rules, maximum field lengths etc) & Validation Rules

Execute Before Apex TriggersExecute any code that has been written in a “before” trigger (before the record is saved to Salesforce)

Execute Duplicate RulesChecking if a record is a duplicate

Saves the record to the database(but not committed)

Execute After Apex TriggersExecute any code that has been written in a “after” trigger (after the record is saved to Salesforce)

Execute RulesAssignment Rules then Auto-Response rules then Workflow Rules (and re-runs if required).

Execute ProcessesFlows / Process Builder are run

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Salesforce Execution Order (some of the 20 steps)Escalation Rules

Entitlement Rules

Roll up Summaries on Parent record?Update parent record

Roll-up Summaries on Grandfather record?Update grandfather record

Commit the record to the database

Execute any post logicEg sending emails

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Salesforce isn’t that simple…

Salesforce isn’t that simple…

Salesforce isn’t that simple…

List of Log Event Types

CALLOUT_REQUEST – Sending something to an external system outside Salesforce VALIDATION_RULE, VALIDATION_PASS, VALIDATION_FAIL – Validation Rules WF_CRITERIA_BEGIN, WF_ACTION, WF_EMAIL_SENT – Standard Workflow WF_FLOW_?? or FLOW_?? – Flow running DUPLICATE_DETECTION_?? – Duplicate Management Rules evaluating SLA_?? – Case Milestone evaluation …

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What else is in Developer Console?

Debugging & TroubleshootingView Logs, Set and View Checkpoints in Apex Code

Editing and Navigating Source CodeBrowse Packages, Source Code Editor, View & Edit: Classes, Triggers, Lightning Components & VisualForce pages

Testing and Validating PerformanceTest Apex Code, Inspect Logs (Save Order, Limits etc) and Performance Issue checking

Executing SOQL and SOSL QueriesEdit and Execute SOQL and SOSL Queries, View Query Results

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