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A few years back, I created a view generator with support for JOINs. Unfortunately, it did not work for many use cases. It was bothering me for a while, so I decided to fix it.
You list several tables with your preferred aliases,...
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A few years back, I created a view generator with support for JOINs. Unfortunately, it did not work for many use cases. It was bothering me for a while, so I decided to fix it.
You list several tables with your preferred aliases,...
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At times, I need to manage a long list of options; therefore, the logical approach is to organize them into groups rather than having everything in a single list. However, this approach introduces several challenges. Previously I just added another LOV item just with groups, but with multiple items you will quickly clutter your UI.
The groups are sorted alpha...
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Any developer who has created a RESTful data service in APEX has faced the following issue: you create a service, and it does not work. It is a pain to
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As a continuation of the first article, today I will focus mainly on APEX-related checks. To avoid one huge email, this part covers APEX-related checks, which you can find in the
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It sucks. You work your ass off for 10–20 years, you might have been a top performer, you bring many ideas to the company, you devote your free time to your project and team, and one day, they just let you go.
Many employees seek an employment contract because of this false sense of security. I got a few opportunities to work for Oracle in the past, b...