Hi,

I'm a new SFDC developer and I would like to ask some help about  Accounts and Events.

When I change the ownership of an Account, all Events that were associated to the old owner are transfered to the new owner. Is there a way to prevent this?

This behavior happens too for Tasks, but in this case it's ok, because our business rules required that, but not for Events.

Thanks

Mimica

Hi,

After the go live of Spring 12 a lot of tests code failed in our Org and the error was always the same: to create an user, we

used the profile name 'Usuário Padrão' that failed to be retrieved from a Map.

I developed a small test class (testMap) that shows the error, testMethod01, and another that shows a workaround, testMethod02.

Could anyone confirm that it's a bug or if I'm doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance!

@isTest 
public class testMap {
@isTest 
public static void myTestMethod1() {
  Map<String,ID> profNameId= new Map<String,ID>();
  for (Profile prof : [select Id, Name from Profile where Name in ('Usuário padrão','Administrador Funcional')]) 
  { 
    profNameId.put(prof.Name , prof.Id); 
  }
  System.assert(profNameId.size() == 2, 'The map should have 2 elements'); 
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Administrador Funcional') <> null, 'The map for Administrador Funcional should not be null');
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Usuário padrão') <> null, 'The map for Usuário padrão should not be null'); 
}
@isTest 
public static void myTestMethod2() {
  Map<String,ID> profNameId= new Map<String,ID>();
  for (Profile prof : [select Id, Name from Profile where Name in ('Usuário padrão','Administrador Funcional')]) 
  { 
    if (prof.Name == 'Usuário padrão') { 
      profNameId.put('Usuario padrao', prof.Id); 
    } else { 
      profNameId.put(prof.Name , prof.Id); 
    } 
  }
  System.assert(profNameId.size() == 2, 'The map should have 2 elements'); 
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Administrador Funcional') <> null, 'The map for Administrador Funcional  should not be null');
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Usuario padrao') <> null, 'The map for Usuário padrão should not be null'); 
}
}

Hi,

After the go live of Spring 12 a lot of tests code failed in our Org and the error was always the same: to create an user, we

used the profile name 'Usuário Padrão' that failed to be retrieved from a Map.

I developed a small test class (testMap) that shows the error, testMethod01, and another that shows a workaround, testMethod02.

Could anyone confirm that it's a bug or if I'm doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance!

@isTest 
public class testMap {
@isTest 
public static void myTestMethod1() {
  Map<String,ID> profNameId= new Map<String,ID>();
  for (Profile prof : [select Id, Name from Profile where Name in ('Usuário padrão','Administrador Funcional')]) 
  { 
    profNameId.put(prof.Name , prof.Id); 
  }
  System.assert(profNameId.size() == 2, 'The map should have 2 elements'); 
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Administrador Funcional') <> null, 'The map for Administrador Funcional should not be null');
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Usuário padrão') <> null, 'The map for Usuário padrão should not be null'); 
}
@isTest 
public static void myTestMethod2() {
  Map<String,ID> profNameId= new Map<String,ID>();
  for (Profile prof : [select Id, Name from Profile where Name in ('Usuário padrão','Administrador Funcional')]) 
  { 
    if (prof.Name == 'Usuário padrão') { 
      profNameId.put('Usuario padrao', prof.Id); 
    } else { 
      profNameId.put(prof.Name , prof.Id); 
    } 
  }
  System.assert(profNameId.size() == 2, 'The map should have 2 elements'); 
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Administrador Funcional') <> null, 'The map for Administrador Funcional  should not be null');
  System.assert(profNameId.get('Usuario padrao') <> null, 'The map for Usuário padrão should not be null'); 
}
}

Hi, i'm a sf newbie, just joined an existing development environment. I am about to start my first assignment, which is changing an existing module. This will take at least a couple of weeks to finish, but in the mean time our app is being packages every week (sometimes even more frequently). Is there a way to copy the entire environment, so i can paly around a little bit before i really start changing the existing code in the development org?

Many thanks in advance!

Br, Marco