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Makes deep cloning of objects and their related lists a snap. Provides the ability to clone related list records from one parent sObject record to another of the same type. The Clone Related Lists application allows you to clone related list on your record to another record up to one level deep.
How to select a record from a multi select list?
These are the choices of the multi-select field on the first screen variable: recordId – input variable to grab the ID of the record when used in a Flow Action variable: vrAccountID – variable for the Account ID, default value is recordId sObject Collection Variable: vrSoColAssets – Assets in the Fast Lookup.
Why are there no Select Records in flow?
One of the big frustrations people have with Flow is having users select records is a royal pain. There’s no “Lookup” field for a flow screen and searching for records can be messy and inconsistent. Unless you’re prepared to create a custom Lightning Component to embed into a Flow Screen, you’re almost out of luck.
How to deep clone parent in Salesforce Stack Exchange?
I have a requirement to deep clone (Parent -> Child -> Grand Child) records by clicking a button at the Parent Level. I believe Salesforce supports only Clone at the Parent Level, it does not have Deep Clone Out Of the Box.
How to make parent-child list relationships in SharePoint?
In this article we will explore how to make parent-child list relationships in SharePoint 2010, at both the list level and the user interface form level. At the list level, we will describe how to use a Lookup field to create the relationship at the list level.
Can you use external IDs in a clone?
You could leverage the power of External Ids to join up the objects and use the sObject Clone Method. External Ids let you dynamically match the records, without having to explicitly set the ids of the parent records being created in the clone.
The anatomy of that logic is as follows: What you can see in the line above is that the record Id being cloned is “00500000000xXxx” and the clone indicator is the “clone=1” portion of the string. If you want to see this in action simply go to any Contact record and click the “Clone” button.
What does the clone ID mean on Salesforce?
The platform also needs to know that the request is, in fact, a clone request. The anatomy of that logic is as follows: What you can see in the line above is that the record Id being cloned is “00500000000xXxx” and the clone indicator is the “clone=1” portion of the string.