I am curious as to what Programming Environment Sales Force was created in. From the discussions I reviewed in the forum I see that it uses "Oracle" database for data storage. What Programming language was used in creating the CRM itself? Was it Java?
Again, I realize there is an API out there and that Developers use APEX and SOQL. I am just asking this out of curiosity for my general knowledge of the system.
I am fairly new to Apex and Force.com in general. I have been going through the Force.com Workbook (the one that comes with Eclipse Force IDE Help File) which has an example Adding Apex Trigger, with the following code:
trigger HandleProductPriceChange on Merchandise__c (after undelete)
{
// update invoice line items associated with open invoices
List openLineItems =
[SELECT j.Unit_Price__c, j.Merchandise__r.Price__c
FROM Line_Item__c j
WHERE j.Invoice_Statement__r.Status__c = 'Negotiating'
AND j.Merchandise__r.id IN :Trigger.new
FOR UPDATE];
for (Line_Item__c li: openLineItems)
{
if (li.Merchandise__r.Price__c < li.Unit_Price__c)
{
li.Unit_Price__c = li.Merchandise__r.Price__c;
}
}
update openLineItems;
}
The trigger saves and even shows up on the Web Interface under Triggers for the Merchandise Object. But when I change the price of the item, the line item never updates the amount.
Can anyone tell me what I am missing? Everything else seems to be working like a charm.
I am curious as to what Programming Environment Sales Force was created in. From the discussions I reviewed in the forum I see that it uses "Oracle" database for data storage. What Programming language was used in creating the CRM itself? Was it Java?
Again, I realize there is an API out there and that Developers use APEX and SOQL. I am just asking this out of curiosity for my general knowledge of the system.
I am fairly new to Apex and Force.com in general. I have been going through the Force.com Workbook (the one that comes with Eclipse Force IDE Help File) which has an example Adding Apex Trigger, with the following code:
trigger HandleProductPriceChange on Merchandise__c (after undelete)
{
// update invoice line items associated with open invoices
List openLineItems =
[SELECT j.Unit_Price__c, j.Merchandise__r.Price__c
FROM Line_Item__c j
WHERE j.Invoice_Statement__r.Status__c = 'Negotiating'
AND j.Merchandise__r.id IN :Trigger.new
FOR UPDATE];
for (Line_Item__c li: openLineItems)
{
if (li.Merchandise__r.Price__c < li.Unit_Price__c)
{
li.Unit_Price__c = li.Merchandise__r.Price__c;
}
}
update openLineItems;
}
The trigger saves and even shows up on the Web Interface under Triggers for the Merchandise Object. But when I change the price of the item, the line item never updates the amount.
Can anyone tell me what I am missing? Everything else seems to be working like a charm.
I've imported a web reference into my C# project and when I try to build the app I get the following error:
The namespace 'Foo.Bar.SForceReference' already contains a definition for 'ExceptionCode'
Using the Object Browser, I can see there's are duplicates for exceptionCode, exceptionCodeField, exceptionMessage, exceptionMessageField, and PropertyChanged methods under the ApiFault class. There are also duplicate entries in the ExceptionCode enumeration class. Very strage...
