What are apex checkpoints?
Checkpoints show you snapshots of what’s happening in your Apex code at particular points during execution. You can set up to five checkpoints in your Apex code. Checkpoints aren’t available for Visualforce markup.
How do I change the workspace in Salesforce?
Select Workspace | New Workspace and give your workspace a name. In your new workspace, you can create Apex classes, Aura components, Visualforce pages, and more. You can switch between your workspaces by selecting Workspace | Workspace Manager Workspace | Switch Workspace (1).
Is there a way to debug Apex code?
Apex provides debugging support. You can debug your Apex code using the Developer Console and debug logs. To aid debugging in your code, Apex supports exception statements and custom exceptions. Also, Apex sends emails to developers for unhandled exceptions.
How to set a checkpoint in apexcode class?
Let’s set a checkpoint in the EmailMissionSpecialist class that we created earlier. Select File | Open, and open the EmailMissionSpecialist class. Select Debug | Change Log Levels. In the General Trace Settings for You section, click Add/Change. Set the ApexCode log level to FINEST.
How do you debug a checkpoint in Salesforce?
You can also use the developer console for debugging. Salesforce has a concept called “checkpoints”. With checkpoints, you can “investigate the objects in memory at a specific point of execution and see the other objects with references to them.” You can get a dump of variable information at the time of that checkpoint.
How to set developer log flag in apexcode?
In the General Trace Settings for You section, click Add/Change. Set the ApexCode log level to FINEST. Note: To set checkpoints, you need the View All Data user permission. To generate results using checkpoints, run code using execute anonymous, or set a DEVELOPER_LOG trace flag on yourself.