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How do I throw an exception in Salesforce?
How do I throw an exception in Salesforce?
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You have to create your own Exception class .
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To create your custom exception class, extend the built-in Exception class and make sure your class name ends with the word Exception , such as “MyException” or “PurchaseException”. All exception classes extend the system-defined base class Exception , and therefore, inherits all common Exception methods
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