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How to pass id from one method to another method as a parameter in Salesforce?
How to pass id from one method to another method as a parameter in Salesforce?
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If you need to access any field in multiple methods in a class, its better to define it in the class, outside any method. e.g.:
public class SampleClass{
String userId;
public SampleClass(){
// initialize it once in the constructor, use it in any method
userId= userinfo.getUserId();
}
}
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