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Can you detect clone operation inside the trigger?
You cannot detect clone operation inside the trigger. It is treated as “Insert” operation. You can still use dedicated code to invoke sObject.Clone () and exclude the fields that aren’t required.
How to detect when a record is being cloned?
You can still use dedicated code to invoke sObject.Clone () and exclude the fields that aren’t required. You can ensure that you include all fields by using the sObject describe information to get hold of all fields for that object, and then exclude the fields that are not required.
Is there any way to clone profile and access settings?
Scenario is, we haven’t set some objects/fields as global on OWD, now when we cloned profile, new profile is not getting access to those fields but getting access as parent profile at just object level. Is there any way to clone profile in such a way that it will also add that profile in access list for all custom fields for all objects?
Can you clone a child profile in Salesforce?
However, if you’re not doing that and simply cloning a profile, that won’t work – the child profile will not get access. This is listed as an Idea which is under Point Threshold right now. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!
How to override the clone button in Salesforce?
If you’re only looking to control the experience for the end user (as opposed to a developer extending your managed package) you can override the standard clone button with a custom page that clears the values for a subset of fields using url hacking.
When to use event based triggers in data factory?
Data integration scenarios often require Data Factory customers to trigger pipelines based on events such as the arrival or deletion of a file in your Azure Storage account. Data Factory is now integrated with Azure Event Grid, which lets you trigger pipelines on an event.