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What happens if allornone is false in adderror?
If allOrNone is false, then addError has a different effect. First, all records are attempted. If any return with an error on an object or field, those records are “set aside”, the governor limits are reset, and a second pass occurs.
Why is Entity Framework update database not working?
BUT when I change SP and run update-database again it does not work and I need to do another add-migration command to create new MYclass2. Is that right? I mean every time I should write add-migration?
What happens if there is an adderror in Salesforce?
If any return with an error on an object or field, those records are “set aside”, the governor limits are reset, and a second pass occurs. If there are any further errors, a third pass is attempted, again with governor limits reset. At this point, if it fails, the operation fails and is rolled back.
How does adderror work in visualforce.com?
Otherwise, all records that passed the final pass without causing an error are all committed, while those that were “set aside” are flagged as errors and will be reported. AddError will also work on any field or record bound to a Visualforce page; you can show an error message without any DML operation at all.
What happens when the finally block throws an exception?
Your finally block will not be completed beyond the point where the exception is thrown. If the finally block was executing during the handling of an earlier exception then that first exception is lost. C# 4 Language Specification § 8.9.5: If the finally block throws another exception, processing of the current exception is terminated.
When to use the adderror method in Salesforce?
I think you can use this method nly in following contexts: addError method prevents any database operation to happen and rollbacks the DML action (due to which trigger spawned), and throws a error msg to the UI. If you have any other DML statement in your trigger like say “insert Contact” the trigger successfully process that.
Do you need to add adderror to parent record?
You simply need to add the error message to the parent record; there is no need to call an update on the parents if they’re already in the trigger, because they’re already being updated. But what about this comment “If allOrNone is false, then addError has a different effect” – I thikn this effect happens when it is not a before trigger.