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Why allOrNone parameter is used in Salesforce?
Why allOrNone parameter is used in Salesforce?
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This discussion was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by
Pooja.
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This discussion was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by
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allOrNone specifies the operation allows partial success in database methods. We have to pass Boolean value to it.
If it is true then an exception is thrown if method is not successful and if set to false, remainder of failed DML can still succeed.
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allOrNone parameter is used to permit whenever a Database Method is partial success and it include a Boolean Values.
if return true, an exception is thrown which means method is failed.
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