We are experiencing some problems in our citrix environment since the implementation of salesforce. We use Citrix version XPe with a memory of 125MB per user.
The current problems are :
1/ De Excel connector is available for some users, depending on the server which is allocated by the load balancing. We have reinstalled the program several times, but that didn't solve the problem.
2/ We have the same problem in Word.
3/ We notice an exponential growth in the memory usage on our servers.
Each user, independent of being a salesforce user, apparently has a double memory usage in Word, Excel and Outlook. This double memory usage happens as from the moment when word, excel and outlook have been opened, even if they are not working in salesforce.
Is there someone having same kind of issue and solutions ?
If you create a Product (Product2), enable scheduling and define a default revenue schedule, when you add that product to an Opportunity, a schedule will be created.
For instance, if my default revenue schedule is defined as:
Revenue schedule type = Repeat Amount for each installment
Revenue Installment Period = monthly
Number Of Revenue Installments = 12
And then I add this product to an opportunity with a quantity of 1 and a price of $500, I'll see 12 schedule entries (OpportunityLineItemSchedule records), $500 each, and occurring every month.
If I add this same product to an opportunity through Apex and specify quantity=1 and price=500, the product (OpportunityLineItem) will be added, but no schedule entries will be created.
Here's my code:
Product2 search_product = [select Id from Product2 where ProductCode='Budget_T1_LP_Call_Proxy'];
Pricebook2 pricebook = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Pricebook2 WHERE isStandard=true AND isDeleted=false AND isActive=true];
PricebookEntry pbentry=null;
try {
pbentry = [select Id from PricebookEntry where Pricebook2Id=:pricebook.Id and Product2Id=:search_product.Id and isActive=true and UnitPrice=0 and UseStandardPrice=false];
} catch (System.Queryexception e) {
pbentry = new PricebookEntry(Pricebook2Id=pricebook.Id,Product2Id=search_product.Id,isActive=true,UnitPrice=0,UseStandardPrice=false);
insert pbentry;
}
OpportunityLineItem opp_product = new OpportunityLineItem(OpportunityId=io.Opportunity__c,PriceBookEntryId=pbentry.Id,Quantity=1,
UnitPrice=io.monthly_budget__c,
ServiceDate=io.Monthly_budget_bill_date__c
);
insert opp_product;
My guess is that Salesforce wrote code to create the schedule outside of the standard controller and it is not executed when you simply add the product through Apex.
