To test an APEX Batch job, open the Developer Console then the Anonymous Execute window. Here’s the code to run the job: datetime thisTime = system.now().addMinutes(1); integer second = thisTime.second(); integer minute = thisTime.minute(); integer hour = thisTime.hour(); integer day = thisTime.day(); integer month = thisTime.month(); integer year = thisTime.year(); String timeStamp = second + ‘ ‘ + minute + ‘ ‘ + hour + ‘ ‘ + day +

There’s no quick way to add actions to a Salesforce VisualForce page with an EnhancedList. Here’s the workaround. apex:page > script type=”text/javascript”> function endsWith(str, suffix) { return str.indexOf(suffix, str.length – suffix.length) !== -1; } function setActions() { Ext.ComponentMgr.all.each( function(item, index, length) { if(endsWith(item.id, “grid”)) { var store = item.store; item.store.each( function(record) { record.set(“ACTION_COLUMN”, [“My Action”]); }); } }); } /script> apex:enhancedList type=”Systems__c” height=”300″ oncomplete=”setActions();” /> /apex:page> Salesforce uses the Extjs

For a recent client project working with the Salesforce.com platform I used Conga Composer to create custom quotes. The client is an engineering firm and one of the quotes required employee hours billed under dynamic categories. The quote needed each employee’s hours listed under the associated category. Here’s how to create the quote. 1. Create a report table in Salesforce using the schema builder. Give the table 10 or so

For a recent client project working with the Salesforce.com platform I used Conga Composer to create custom quotes. The client is an engineering firm and one of the quotes required employee hours billed under dynamic categories. The quote needed each employee’s hours listed under the associated category. Here’s how to create the quote. 1. Create a report table in Salesforce using the schema builder. Give the table 10 or so

I recently developed an application that synchronizes Salesforce.com data to a local PC. The application is developed in Java using the Swing graphical framework and uses a Salesforce.com JDBC driver provided by RSSBus. The application stores Salesforce.com credentials and synchronization interval timing data in a Java properties file. The application allows non-graphical execution via the “nogui” command argument. I also include an Apache Commons Daemon class and script that allows

I couldn’t find any example code on the Net to accomplish a task that is probably common amongst many Salesforce implementations. I have a requirement to link a second account to an opportunity in Salesforce. In my use case, the primary opportunity account represents a construction project general contractor, and the second linked account represents the building owner. I need to automatically pull the building owner account contacts into the