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What are two validation rules?
You can create two basic types of validation rules:
- Field validation rules Use a field validation rule to check the value that you enter in a field when you leave the field.
- Record validation rules Use a record validation rule to control when you can save a record (a row in a table).
How many validation rules should a object have?
100
Validation rules are limited to 100 per object currently.
Can I deploy so many validation rules at once in production?
Never, ever create validation rules directly in the Production environment. Run rules as narrowly as possible. Remember to notify users when there are new rules. Be careful not to create too many rules.
What is a validation rule?
Validation rules verify that the data a user enters in a record meets the standards you specify before the user can save the record. A validation rule can contain a formula or expression that evaluates the data in one or more fields and returns a value of “True” or “False”.
Is it possible to write a validation rule on record delete?
Currently validation rules don’t work when a user deletes a records.
What is deployment validation?
“When deploying to production, all tests, except those that originate from managed packages, are executed if your deployment package contains Apex classes or triggers. If your package doesn’t contain Apex components, no tests are run by default.”
What is deployment validation testing?
Deployment Verification Test is conducted in order to ensure that service capability has been correctly deployed for each deployment group or environment.
What is the validation rule?
A Validation Rule is a rule on a field which verifies that data entered by a User meets a certain criteria, before the User can save the record. The rule asks a Yes or No question where the answer must be Yes, or “True”.
How to put requiredvalidation rule on two fields?
You can then place a requiredvalidation rule on the two telephone fields that will only be required based on the return from the function callback; thus you can put a rule on the telephone field to say require this rule only if the mobile field is blank, and vice versa for the mobile field. This is untested but in theory
How to validate two fields in one strut?
I am trying to validate two fields one is a number and other is an url. At least one of this field has to have a valid value. If the number field has value and it is valid number or if the url field is present and it is a valid url the validation is passed.
When to use requiredif and mask in validation?
If the number field has value and it is valid number or if the url field is present and it is a valid url the validation is passed. I am using “requiredif” and “mask” to check this.
How to check if one of two fields is null?
I installed FluentValidation and created a customvalidator class To check just one field I could just do RuleFor (person => person.FirstName).NotNull (); But how do I check if one of them is null. Also, is it possible, once validation is created via fluentValidation, use it on the client side to show error?