Do You need label for sobject API name?
You can also just one-line it: not just 1 at a time. For built-in sObjects, the Label is usually the same as the API name but with spaces. Unfortunately there are exceptions for example Custom sObjects can be anything, so you’ll need to get a map of all of their API names and Labels.
How to get a list of API names?
Get a list of API Names of all Fields for an Object. Is it possible to get a list of all API Names for all fields on an object? Schema.DescribeSObjectResult r =Object__c.sObjectType.getDescribe (); List apiNames = new list (); for (Schema.DescribeSObjectResult result : r) { apiNames.add (); //this is where I am lost.
How to get all the properties of sobject?
You can use Schema.getGlobalDescribe () to get all properties of sobject . Please refer below links which have sample code that may help you. Hope this helps you! Please mark it as solved if my reply was helpful. It will make it available for other as the proper solution. You need to sign in to do that.
How to create a sobject object in Salesforce?
Schema.SObjectType targetType = Schema.getGlobalDescribe ().get (strFieldName); SObject myObj = targetType.newSObject (); insert myObj; Note:using above code related object record only created.
How to create an object with name from string?
There is no way to make an object’s name in code via a string the way you’re asking (at least, as far as I know), but you can now reference the object that is named “Bob”, what the source code calls it should be irrelevant (ie, you could change Bob to Person or Someone without any real change).
How to create a sobject object in apex?
I have to create an Sobject object and call the function by passing sibject in parameter. How can I write a complete test class for below class: I tried SObject so=new Sobject (); // But this seem to be wrong way of initializing it. Any suuggestion.