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DAY 8 : Apex Basics & Database

 

 

WELCOME TO DAY 8

Day 8 target:

  •  Apex Basics & Database
Estimated time required: 2 hours 45 min + t

where t is the time required for more understanding.

Remember: This is a programming part. It will start from scratch. Java knowledge will help.You will be able to do it. Go slow. Take time. 

Here you go:

 

 

If completed, you can mail me at guide2salesforce@gmail.com to let me know or ask any doubt. I will try to find an answer or will direct you a reliable source.

Congratulations you are closer to understanding Salesforce. Salesforce suggests point and click method over programming. However, you will require this in complex tasks..

Sit back, enjoy or complete other errands you have to do. We will meet on Day 9 to continue.

 

 

 

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