
discover the basics of dml statements in salesforce development, including insert, update, delete, undelete, and upsert, and learn how to manipulate records with s objects and lists in apex.
Use the insert DML statement to create twenty account records by building a list with the new keyword and constructor; data isn't saved until DML runs and name is required.
Explore how to use DML statements in Apex to update and upsert records in Salesforce, including querying accounts, prefixing names, and inserting new records while updating existing ones.
Learn how DML standalone statements delete records, move them to the recycle bin, and undelete them in Salesforce development for beginners.
Learn how the dml merge statement combines two records, designates a master, deletes the other, reassigns related child records such as contacts and opportunities, and explains recycle bin effects.
In this course, you will learn What are DML Statements and How to Use them in Salesforce development from scratch.
This course is designed and curated by Shrey Sharma for beginners in Salesforce to give them an in-depth knowledge of what are DML Statements and what are their different types and how they can be used in Salesforce in order to solve complex problems.
DML stands for Data Manipulation Language and DML Statements are used to create and modify records in Salesforce using the 6 DML Standalone statements. This allows you to manage your records easily by writing a single line of code.
After learning this course you will be able to learn the key concepts of DML Statements in Salesforce and you will be able to answer the following questions:
1. What are DML Statements and Where are they used?
2. What are the different types of DML statements?
3. What are the 6 DML Standalone Statements:
Insert
Update
Upsert
Delete
Undelete
Merge
3. Difference between DML and SOQL & SOSL queries.
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