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How to get field API name for an object without query in Salesforce?
How to get field API name for an object without query in Salesforce?
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Schema.SObjectType token = objIds.getSObjectType();
Schema.DescribeSObjectResult dr = token.getDescribe();
sObjFieldName = dr.Fields.getMap().keyset();
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