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Hello @Sivamanasa Thotakura, 

i have found my misstake.

In the step before where i have set up the "Data Cloud Related List" i have changed the name from the auto generated Child Relationship Name from "ExternalReservation" to only "Reservation" by removing the "External" to save time.

But the Trail expects the name to be "Reservations" with an "s" on the end.

The Label was correct "Reservations" so you dont see that Child Relationship Name later in the ui and dont see this error. 

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Hello @Rockson Akudugu, 

Check this similar issue discussion:

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Hello @George Weston, I am having the same issue. have you found a solution yet? 

Thank you ! 

Hello @Raveendhran Mahendran

 you are correct that the 

EmailMessage

 object doesn't capture all email details, especially for emails sent via Flow. To retrieve comprehensive email data, including those sent through Flow, you can explore the following options:  

1. 

Enhanced Email Logs:

• Salesforce provides Email Logs that capture details of all emails sent from your org, including those sent via Flow. You can request these logs from Salesforce Support or generate them directly if you have the necessary permissions.
• Email Logs include information like sender, recipient, subject, and delivery status.

2. Custom Logging for Flow Emails:

• To track emails sent via Flow, you can create a custom logging mechanism:
  • Add a custom object (e.g., "Email Log") to store email details.
  • Use Flow to populate this object with relevant data (e.g., recipient, subject, timestamp) whenever an email is sent.

3. API Integration:

• If you're using external email services (e.g., Marketing Cloud or third-party tools), you can leverage APIs to retrieve email data. For example:
  • Use the Marketing Cloud SOAP API to fetch email details.
  •  the Marketing Cloud SDKs for programmatic access .

Hi , 

Your Trailhead Playground comes with (2) full Salesforce licenses. If you've already used up both licenses and you try to create the new System Administrator user, it will look like this: 

Profiles other than admins also use Salesforce licenses.

If you do not find the "Salesforce" license in the drop-down, please check for the other user who's active with that license and deactivate them, please follow the below steps to deactivate.

Goto setup--> users-->click view users drop down and then select "Active users" option. Here you can find the list of active users. Please deactivate the "salesforce" license user.

NOTE: Salesforce License can be assigned to other Profiles too, hence please check out all your active user who has Salesforce license and then proceed accordingly. 

We also facing same issue GTM bring linkedin, ticktok etc, should we implement nonce or we have to add all those to CSP in builder ?

Hi @VINAY KUMAR K

Use of metadata API seems like a solution but I find it bit challenging to work with metadata API, hence I was trying to find if there are better ways to update the binding of external services with env-specific named credentials. 

Hi

I understand that salesforce won't carry over authentication tokens but my intention is to update the bindings of external services and env-specific named credentials upon sandbox refresh. Currently, I am using a class that implements SandboxPostCopy and performs some actions, I am planning to update this class implement code to update the bindings of external services and named credentials. 

Hello @margam mamatha

, 

Try to use this code:

Apex Class:

public class MyIterable implements Iterable<String> {
   Private List<String> strings;
  // Constructor to initilize the list of strings
  public MyIterable(List<String> strings) 
  {
   this.strings = strings;
   }
   // Implementing the iterator method
    public Iterator<String> iterator(){
    return strings.iterator();
    }
}

Test Class:

@IsTest
public class MyIterableTest {
    @IsTest
    static void testIterableForLoop(){
        // Create a list of strings
        List<String> strings = new List<String> {'Hello', 'World'};
        // Create an Instance of MyIterable
        MyIterable myIterable = new MyIterable(strings);
        // Use a for loop to iterate over the MyIterable instance
        for(String str: myIterable){
          	//Print each string to the debug log
            System.debug(str);     
        }      
    }
}

After saving the Apex Class and Test Class, click "Run Test". 

HII @Craig Munster

The reason you can't add the

related list to the Contact page layout is due to how Salesforce structures the relationship between Contacts and Contracts. Unlike Opportunities or Cases, where Contact Roles are directly tied to the Contact object, the relationship between Contracts and Contacts is managed differently. 

1.Independent Setup for Contact Roles:

• In Salesforce, Contact Roles for Contracts are configured independently. They are not inherently tied to the Contact object in the same way as Opportunity or Case Contact Roles.
• This means the related list for Contract Contact Roles is available on the Contract page layout, but not on the Contact page layout.

2.One-Way Relationship:

• For Opportunities and Cases, the Contact Roles are bi-directional, meaning they can be viewed from both the Contact and the related object (Opportunity or Case).
• For Contracts, the relationship is more one-way, focusing on the Contract object itself.

3.Customization Limitation:

• Salesforce does not natively support adding the Contract Contact Role related list to the Contact page layout. This is a platform limitation.

If you need to display Contract Contact Roles on the Contact page layout, you can use a custom solution:

• Custom Related List:
  • Create a custom Visualforce page or Lightning Component to display Contract Contact Roles on the Contact page.
  • Use SOQL queries to fetch the related Contract Contact Roles and display them dynamically.
• Custom Report or Dashboard:
  • Build a report that shows Contracts and their associated Contact Roles, filtered by the Contact. Embed this report on the Contact page layout using a dashboard component.

Hi , 

Please try changing to your email address instead of [toAddresses, Your email address].