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What does cloning do in Salesforce?
Cloning an Account will transfer Account fields to the new record. However, it will not clone any of the related records. There is an idea for Clone Accounts on the IdeaExchange site to add a standard clone button to the Account object.
What is difference between clone and deep clone in salesforce?
insert accCloneCopy; It creates a new copy of the record with same values, since it keeps the reference, new record ID is generated for cloned record….Difference Between Clone and DeepClone in Apex in Salesforce.
| Clone | Deep Clone |
|---|---|
| A Clone doesn’t keep the Ids. | A Deep Clone keeps the Id. |
| Supports primitive data type. | Doesn’t support primitive datatype. |
How does a clone work in Salesforce deepclone?
It creates a new copy of the record with same values, since it keeps the reference, new record ID is generated for cloned record. Generally clone the list of object and keep the reference. Parameters are not applicable. Generally it clone the list of object but don’t hold any reference. doesn’t support primitive datatype. Parameter are applicable.
Can you clone list of objects in Salesforce?
Generally clone the list of object and keep the reference. Parameters are not applicable. Generally it clone the list of object but don’t hold any reference. doesn’t support primitive datatype. Parameter are applicable. Let us know if that helps you. I saw these answers in the blogs. But everything was not clear.
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Is there a way to clone an object in apex?
Apex supports clone against Object, not just SObject. I found the documentation for “clone” to be inadequate and I had to write some test code to see what the actual behaviour is, at least in the context of Map and List.