A developer is inserting, updating, and deleting multiple lists of records in a single transaction and wants to ensure that any error prevents all execution.
How should the developer implement error exception handling in their code to handle this?
A developer has a Debug method within a class, which is invoked hundreds of times.
What is the optimal functionality in the Developer Console to count the number of calls made to the method?
Recently a Salesforce org's integration failed because it exceeded the number of allowed API calls in a 24-hour period. The integration handles a near real-time, complex insertion of data into Salesforce.
The flow of data is as follows:
* The integration looks up Contact records with a given email address and, if found, the integration adds a Task to the first matching Contact it finds.
* If a match is not found, the integration looks up Lead records with a given email address and, if found, the integration adds a Task to the first matching Lead it finds.
* If a match is not found, the integration will create a Lead and a Task for that newly created Lead.
What is one way in which the integration can stay near real-time, but not exceed the number of allowed API calls in a 24-hour period?
A company accepts orders for customers in their enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that must be integrated into Salesforce as order_ c records with a lookup field to Account. The Account object has an external ID field, ENF_Customer_ID_c.
What should the Integration use to create new Oder_c records that will automatically be related to the correct Account?
There is an Apex controller and a Visualforce page in an org that displays records with a custom filter consisting of a combination of picklist values selected by the user.
The page takes too long to display results for some of the input combinations, while for other input choices it throws the exception, *Maximum view state size limit exceeded.
What step should the developer take to resolve this issue?