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Looking for Salesforce Training & HandsOn Projects? Trailblazer Profile  |  LinkedIn  |  Salesforce Blog  |  Facebook  |  Youtube Channel  |  WhatsApp Community In this article, we will discuss a no-code approach of adding a lightning app for our Salesforce Org. This approach is helpful to launch any Salesforce Object (Standard or Custom) as an application without using any code. In the upcoming sections we will see the detailed steps to configure SObject to launch as a Lightning App.  Create a Custom Object ["Students"]   We can add a new Custom Object “Students” as shown in the steps below- Step-1: Click on “Object Manager” Step-2: Click “Create” and select “Custom Object” to launch a “New Custom Object” screen Step-3: Specify Label for the object, let’s call it “Students” Step-4: Select “First Name” as a record identifier. This is just a demo so anything works just fine but in a more sensible solution...

Looking for Salesforce Training & HandsOn Projects? Schema Builder is another visual tool available on the Salesforce Platform that enables users to work with Salesforce Schema in a more efficient way than using web interfaces. It helps analyze complex data models visually since it offers a canvas where we can analyze SObjects and their respective relationships.   In this blog, we will unleash the power of Schema Builder and the functions it offers to manage Schema. Launch Schema Builder   To launch Schema Builder, go to Setup and search for “Schema Builder” Click “Schema Builder” to launch it On the canvas of Schema Builder, we can see the following layer of elements- Step-1: Shows toolbar that offers useful functions to work with canvas & its items Step-2: Shows the list of available SObjects under “Objects” Tab and Field Types under “Elements” Tab Step-3: Shows “Data Model Visual Designer” where we can analyze the SObjects & their respective...

Trailblazer Profile  |  LinkedIn  |  Salesforce Blog  |  Facebook  |  Youtube Channel  |  WhatsApp Community Looking for Salesforce Training & HandsOn Projects? In this article, we will look into the detailed configuration steps to enable Salesforce development environment to support debugging of development artifacts like Workflows, Database Queries, REST API Calls, Apex Code and much more. We have a couple of approaches to debug development artifacts in Salesforce. In the following sections we will see how we can modify the process to make it raise an exception and then we will explore the configuration steps involved with each of the approaches. Generate Exception for Demo To demonstrate the debugging process we need to first generate an error and then we will analyze it step by step. I would recommend you to go through the following articles I wrote earlier explaining details on how to develop automation workflows usin...