Tag Archives: Custom Settings

Set the Customer No field as Not Required in Salesforce while it is set to use the “Auto Number” functionality in Sage

In this blog post, we will understand the impact on functionality to set the Customer No field as Not Required field on Account Promotion. For Account promotion from Salesforce to the ERP, the “Customer No” field in the ERP system must be set to AutoNumber. Activating the Customer Number (Not Required) field is the prerequisite… Read More »

How to Create Custom field in Salesforce using postman REST API

In this blog will show you how to How to Create Custom field in Salesforce using postman REST API. For this blog we take Opportunity object as reference. Firstly, you have to create connected app in Salesforce. Now let’s See How to Create Custom field in Salesforce using postman REST API. Before start take note… Read More »

How to store big data in Custom Settings

Custom Settings doesn’t provide us with a field that can store more than 255 characters of data. If you try saving any data with more than 255 characters length, it prompts you with the error “MAXIMUM SIZE LIMIT EXCEEDED”. However, there are times when the functionality to be implemented demands more storage space. In such… Read More »

Custom Settings in Salesforce – Part 2

In one of our previous blogs, we discussed regarding Custom Settings in Salesforce. This blog describes the implementation of custom settings. Let’s take a simple example for Custom Setting – Real-time, bi-directional, multi-company – Sage ERP Integration with Salesforce Create simple VF page for Custom Setting : Now see in Force.com :  Insert records in… Read More »

Custom Settings in Salesforce – Part 1

Salesforce introduced a feature Custom Settings in its Winter’10 release which allows users to store custom data sets and associate them on an org-wide, profile or user basis. Custom Settings are similar to Custom Objects. In the same way that we create fields for custom objects, we need to create our own custom settings with… Read More »