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    Salesforce Developer Interview Questions: 1.0, #1
    Salesforce Developer Interview Questions: 1.0, #1
    Salesforce Developer Interview Questions: 1.0, #1
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    Salesforce Developer Interview Questions: 1.0, #1

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    Dive into the world of Salesforce Apex with our comprehensive eBook tailored specifically for interview preparation. Featuring a meticulously curated collection of 100 questions along with detailed answers, this resource is your ultimate guide to mastering the intricacies of Apex development.
    Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting your journey with Salesforce, our eBook is your go-to resource for interview success. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to impress recruiters and land your dream job in Salesforce development.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSFDC TELUGU
    Release dateApr 13, 2024
    ISBN9798224804597
    Salesforce Developer Interview Questions: 1.0, #1

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      Salesforce Developer Interview Questions - SFDC TELUGU

      Table of Contents

      Top 100 APEX Interview Questions

      Top 100 APEX Interview Questions

      1. Onchange Event Does Not Work With In IE9. How To Resolve This Error?

      If we add the Header on Visualforce page then it creates lots of problem in IE9. I think there are few java-script library loaded by Header of Salesforce which makes IE9 compatible. So the best solution is to enable the Header by using showHeader=true in Apex page.

      2. If IE9 Is Not Working with Your Custom Visualforce Page Then How to Tell Your Visualforce Code To Run In IE8 Compatibility Mode?

      Add following metatag to pages:

      3. It May Happen That Above Tips Will Not Work As Lots Of Time The Page Header Already Set. Then, How To Achieve Same Result Using Apex?

      Add below line of code in Apex (Constructor)

      4. How To Display The Formatted Number / Date In Visual Force? Which Component Should Be Used?

      Use component .

      Example: Format the number into currency.

      5. You Want To Display The Encrypted Field On Visualforce And You Are Using Component Apex:outputtext. Will It Work for Encrypted Fields?

      Encrypted custom fields that are embedded in the component display in clear text. The component doesn’t respect the View Encrypted Data permission for users. To prevent showing sensitive information to unauthorized users, use the tag instead.

      6. Will Below Query Work? Explain.

      Above query will throw an error.

      Explanation: In Group by clause the columns selected must be either used in Group by clause or in aggregate functions. The Name field is neither used in aggregate methods and in group by clause and hence will result in error Malformed Query.

      7. Explain Difference In Count() And Count(fieldname) In Soql.?

      COUNT()

      COUNT() must be the only element in the SELECT list.

      You can use COUNT() with a LIMIT clause.

      You can’t use COUNT() with an ORDER BY clause. Use COUNT(fieldName) instead.

      You can’t use COUNT() with a GROUP BY clause for API version 19.0 and later. Use COUNT(fieldName) instead.

      COUNT(fieldName)

      You can use COUNT(fieldName) with an ORDER BY clause.

      You can use

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