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Here is an example of the challenge I have faced multiple times. I was wondering if anyone could offer best practices on how they handle situations like these.
I have an apex class that process records. I want to store some parameters outside so that my administrator could modify these parameters in the future without modifying and deploying the Class.
Consider this example:
I have a class that processes records owned by Users of specific Profiles.
In my class I have an SOQL query:
List<Id> profileIds = _____________; //I want to reference these Ids.
List<Opportunity> liOpportunity = [Select Id....FROM Opportunity WHERE Owner.ProfileId IN: profileIds];
What I have done in the past is create a new List custom setting Config__c with a Custom Text Field to store the profile Ids called Value__c and comments__c.
Then I would create the following record:
In my Apex Class, now all I have to do is reference the Value field in the Custom Setting.
List<Id> profileIds = Config__c.getValues('ProfileIds').Value__c.split(';');
The advantages of this method are:
- Doesn't count towards governor limits
- Easily configurable without deployment if requirements change at a later date.
My questions are the following:
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)?
Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I hope this is the correct forum / way to ask this question. If there is a problem with my question or it is unclear kindly comment and I will restructure the question.
apex customsetting configuration parameters
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Here is an example of the challenge I have faced multiple times. I was wondering if anyone could offer best practices on how they handle situations like these.
I have an apex class that process records. I want to store some parameters outside so that my administrator could modify these parameters in the future without modifying and deploying the Class.
Consider this example:
I have a class that processes records owned by Users of specific Profiles.
In my class I have an SOQL query:
List<Id> profileIds = _____________; //I want to reference these Ids.
List<Opportunity> liOpportunity = [Select Id....FROM Opportunity WHERE Owner.ProfileId IN: profileIds];
What I have done in the past is create a new List custom setting Config__c with a Custom Text Field to store the profile Ids called Value__c and comments__c.
Then I would create the following record:
In my Apex Class, now all I have to do is reference the Value field in the Custom Setting.
List<Id> profileIds = Config__c.getValues('ProfileIds').Value__c.split(';');
The advantages of this method are:
- Doesn't count towards governor limits
- Easily configurable without deployment if requirements change at a later date.
My questions are the following:
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)?
Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I hope this is the correct forum / way to ask this question. If there is a problem with my question or it is unclear kindly comment and I will restructure the question.
apex customsetting configuration parameters
asked 10 hours ago
Z33dawgZ33dawg
37010 bronze badges
Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
9 hours ago
add a comment
|
Here is an example of the challenge I have faced multiple times. I was wondering if anyone could offer best practices on how they handle situations like these.
I have an apex class that process records. I want to store some parameters outside so that my administrator could modify these parameters in the future without modifying and deploying the Class.
Consider this example:
I have a class that processes records owned by Users of specific Profiles.
In my class I have an SOQL query:
List<Id> profileIds = _____________; //I want to reference these Ids.
List<Opportunity> liOpportunity = [Select Id....FROM Opportunity WHERE Owner.ProfileId IN: profileIds];
What I have done in the past is create a new List custom setting Config__c with a Custom Text Field to store the profile Ids called Value__c and comments__c.
Then I would create the following record:
In my Apex Class, now all I have to do is reference the Value field in the Custom Setting.
List<Id> profileIds = Config__c.getValues('ProfileIds').Value__c.split(';');
The advantages of this method are:
- Doesn't count towards governor limits
- Easily configurable without deployment if requirements change at a later date.
My questions are the following:
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)?
Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I hope this is the correct forum / way to ask this question. If there is a problem with my question or it is unclear kindly comment and I will restructure the question.
apex customsetting configuration parameters
asked 10 hours ago
Z33dawgZ33dawg
37010 bronze badges
Here is an example of the challenge I have faced multiple times. I was wondering if anyone could offer best practices on how they handle situations like these.
I have an apex class that process records. I want to store some parameters outside so that my administrator could modify these parameters in the future without modifying and deploying the Class.
Consider this example:
I have a class that processes records owned by Users of specific Profiles.
In my class I have an SOQL query:
List<Id> profileIds = _____________; //I want to reference these Ids.
List<Opportunity> liOpportunity = [Select Id....FROM Opportunity WHERE Owner.ProfileId IN: profileIds];
What I have done in the past is create a new List custom setting Config__c with a Custom Text Field to store the profile Ids called Value__c and comments__c.
Then I would create the following record:
In my Apex Class, now all I have to do is reference the Value field in the Custom Setting.
List<Id> profileIds = Config__c.getValues('ProfileIds').Value__c.split(';');
The advantages of this method are:
- Doesn't count towards governor limits
- Easily configurable without deployment if requirements change at a later date.
My questions are the following:
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)?
Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I hope this is the correct forum / way to ask this question. If there is a problem with my question or it is unclear kindly comment and I will restructure the question.
apex customsetting configuration parameters
apex customsetting configuration parameters
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Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
9 hours ago
add a comment
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Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
9 hours ago
Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
9 hours ago
Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
9 hours ago
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Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)/Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I would use custom metadata types for the following reason.
- We can use SOQL, and each profile ID can be a record of custom metadata. SOQL on custom metadata are not counted towards the governor SOQL limit
- Can be configured directly in prod. No need of deployment
- Can be source controlled as its a metadata, that mean you will retain history of what was the older value if you use Version control like GIT or SVN
- Can be deployed using ant and change set. You dont have to worry about moving them as they can also be packaged(read unmanaged, managed, unlocked etc)
- Can have relationships to other custom metadata records
- Can have entity deifinition and field definition to Standard/Custom Object and fields.
answered 9 hours ago
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+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object likeApex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?
– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
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Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)/Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I would use custom metadata types for the following reason.
- We can use SOQL, and each profile ID can be a record of custom metadata. SOQL on custom metadata are not counted towards the governor SOQL limit
- Can be configured directly in prod. No need of deployment
- Can be source controlled as its a metadata, that mean you will retain history of what was the older value if you use Version control like GIT or SVN
- Can be deployed using ant and change set. You dont have to worry about moving them as they can also be packaged(read unmanaged, managed, unlocked etc)
- Can have relationships to other custom metadata records
- Can have entity deifinition and field definition to Standard/Custom Object and fields.
answered 9 hours ago
Pranay JaiswalPranay Jaiswal
24.5k5 gold badges35 silver badges77 bronze badges
1
+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object likeApex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?
– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)/Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I would use custom metadata types for the following reason.
- We can use SOQL, and each profile ID can be a record of custom metadata. SOQL on custom metadata are not counted towards the governor SOQL limit
- Can be configured directly in prod. No need of deployment
- Can be source controlled as its a metadata, that mean you will retain history of what was the older value if you use Version control like GIT or SVN
- Can be deployed using ant and change set. You dont have to worry about moving them as they can also be packaged(read unmanaged, managed, unlocked etc)
- Can have relationships to other custom metadata records
- Can have entity deifinition and field definition to Standard/Custom Object and fields.
answered 9 hours ago
Pranay JaiswalPranay Jaiswal
24.5k5 gold badges35 silver badges77 bronze badges
1
+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object likeApex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?
– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)/Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I would use custom metadata types for the following reason.
- We can use SOQL, and each profile ID can be a record of custom metadata. SOQL on custom metadata are not counted towards the governor SOQL limit
- Can be configured directly in prod. No need of deployment
- Can be source controlled as its a metadata, that mean you will retain history of what was the older value if you use Version control like GIT or SVN
- Can be deployed using ant and change set. You dont have to worry about moving them as they can also be packaged(read unmanaged, managed, unlocked etc)
- Can have relationships to other custom metadata records
- Can have entity deifinition and field definition to Standard/Custom Object and fields.
answered 9 hours ago
Pranay JaiswalPranay Jaiswal
24.5k5 gold badges35 silver badges77 bronze badges
Is this an optimal way of doing this or is there a better way to accomplish this (with similar or greater advantages)/Would it be better to use a Custom Metadata Type for this scenario?
I would use custom metadata types for the following reason.
- We can use SOQL, and each profile ID can be a record of custom metadata. SOQL on custom metadata are not counted towards the governor SOQL limit
- Can be configured directly in prod. No need of deployment
- Can be source controlled as its a metadata, that mean you will retain history of what was the older value if you use Version control like GIT or SVN
- Can be deployed using ant and change set. You dont have to worry about moving them as they can also be packaged(read unmanaged, managed, unlocked etc)
- Can have relationships to other custom metadata records
- Can have entity deifinition and field definition to Standard/Custom Object and fields.
answered 9 hours ago
Pranay JaiswalPranay Jaiswal
24.5k5 gold badges35 silver badges77 bronze badges
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answered 9 hours ago
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answered 9 hours ago
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+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object likeApex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?
– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object likeApex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?
– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
1
1
+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
+1. One thing to note -- if you're used to working with Custom Settings, you'll need to think differently about Custom Metadata when it comes to test classes. Whereas you can (must) create specific Custom Settings in a test class, You cannot change Custom Metadata within your test class... you must use what is specified in your custom metadata.
– Chris Johnson
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
Thanks, I see the benefits of using MDT's. in my scenario considering I created a record of custom mdt for each profile Id, how would you recommend an admin be able to select which profiles I would like to use in my class. I imagine you are implying that the admin create the MDT records if they want to be used or delete them if they should no longer be used. Could you elaborate?
– Z33dawg
9 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object like
Apex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
My Idea I guess would be to create a MDT Object like
Apex_Config__mdt. I could then create custom fields such as a multiselect picklist Profiles__c (label: profile_name, value profile_id) , a comment field (to explain which fields to configure) Then I can create records of which I can query from classes. In my class I would query for the appropriate record and uses the field values. I could then reuse this model for different classes. Anyone have better ideas?– Z33dawg
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
@Z33dawg that sounds ideal :)
– Pranay Jaiswal
8 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
LOL I just checked and [obviously] for some reason, Salesforce does not support multi select picklists on custom MDT.
– Z33dawg
7 hours ago
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Nowadays, I would prefer to store on Custom Metadata Type, unless you have a strong reason to store on Custom Settings.
– Jeferson Chaves
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