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How can I get the API connection details to retrieve my organization's files, attachments, PDFs and other files stored in SalesForce? 

 

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Dear Community, 

 

I am not able to access my LSC Trail ORG. It was extended till 2027 JUNE 1st by Partner support team but now I am seeing below error:  

"Sign up failed. No assigned org found for the provided email and event code". 

 

I raised the Support case but didn't help. 

 

Any body faced this issue or any inputs to resolve this issue? 

 

Thanks, 

Guru 

Not able to access LSC trial ORG

 

 

LSC Trial Org extended.png

 

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  1. Hoy, 12:28

    thank you @Himanshu Shekhar

    ... I was able to sort out the issue. I found the username from the lscworkbook and was able to reset the password. 

     

    This was the common admin team has created. So, its good to note down your username and possible create new admin user with your work email. 

     

    Hope it helps other community folks. 

     

    Regards, 

    Guru

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  1. Hoy, 7:07

    Hello @Hitesh Sharma

     

    Lists, Sets, and Maps are fundamental Apex collection types in Salesforce, differing primarily in how they organize, store, and retrieve data. 

     

    1. List (Ordered Shopping List) 

       What it is: A row of items kept in the exact order you put them in. You can have identical items twice. 

       Salesforce Use Case: Holding a batch of records straight out of a database query (like a list of 50 new Contacts) where sequence matters. 

    2. Set (Unique ID Bag) 

       What it is: A bag that holds items, but no duplicates are allowed. If you drop the same item in twice, it only stays once. 

       Salesforce Use Case: Collecting unique Account IDs from incoming records so you can search the database safely without running duplicate queries. 

    3. Map (Name-to-Phone Number Directory) 

       What it is: A pair system where a unique "Key" points to a specific "Value" (like a person's name linked to their phone number). 

       Salesforce Use Case: Matching a record ID (Key) directly to its parent Account or Contact record (Value) for instant lookup. 

     

    Best Practices 

    - No Queries in Loops: Never run database queries inside loops; fetch data into a List or Map first. 

    - Use Sets for IDs: Put record IDs into a Set when filtering via WHERE Id IN :mySet to keep code clean and fast. 

    - Pick the Right Tool: Use a List for order, a Set for uniqueness, and a Map when you need to find a record instantly by its ID

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I am trying to create a new page in my Salesforce Experience Site, but I am getting the following error:

“An error has occurred while processing your request. The salesforce.com support team has been notified of the problem.”

Because of this error, I am unable to create the new Experience Site page.

I have attached a screenshot of the error for reference.

Please help me understand why this error is occurring and how I can resolve it. 

 

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  1. Hoy, 9:57

    If you need an Office 365 migration solution, first identify whether the move is between Microsoft 365 tenants, individual mailboxes or only selected folders. For a tenant to tenant migration, moving the required mailbox data directly is usually more practical than handling each account manually. 

     

    I recently came across a similar situation where several employee mailboxes needed to be moved to another Microsoft 365 tenant. The manual process was manageable for one account but became repetitive with multiple users. I considered

    Softaken Office 365 to Office 365 Migration Tool

    because it can connect the source and destination accounts and let me select the mailbox data that needs to be transferred. 

     

    I’d migrate one mailbox first and check the emails, folders, attachments, contacts and calendar data in the destination account. Once everything looks correct, the remaining mailboxes can be migrated with more confidence.

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QueryException "No such column 'Name' on entity 'EmailTemplate'" + "Variable does not exist: tmpVar1" — only at API v67, works fine at v44** 

 

Hi all, 

 

I'm hitting a strange `System.QueryException` in one sandbox but not others, and I'd like a sanity check on whether this is a known platform behavior or something in my code. 

 

**The error:** 

``` 

System.QueryException: No such column 'Name' on entity 'EmailTemplate'. If you are attempting to use a custom field, be sure to append the '__c' after the custom field name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names. 

System.QueryException: Variable does not exist: tmpVar1 

``` 

 

**The query (inside a class method):** 

```apex 

private static Map<String, Id> getEmailTemplates() { 

    Map<String, Id> emailTemplateByName = new Map<String, Id>(); 

    for (EmailTemplate emailTemplate : [ 

        SELECT Id, Name 

        FROM EmailTemplate 

        WHERE IsActive = TRUE 

        AND (Name = :IN_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :BG_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :SK_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :PK_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :SS_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :EI_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

             OR Name = :HT_EMAIL_TEMPLATE 

              

            ) 

    ]) { 

        emailTemplateByName.put(

emailTemplate.Name, emailTemplate.Id

); 

    } 

    return emailTemplateByName; 

``` 

 

**What I'm seeing:** 

- This class is compiled at API v44.0 in our Dev and Production orgs, and the query runs fine there. 

- The same class in our UAT sandbox is compiled at API v67.0 (v44 isn't even selectable there anymore — the version picker only goes back to 63), and this exact query throws the error above every time. 

- `Name` is obviously a valid standard field on `EmailTemplate`, so the "no such column" message seems misleading — combined with the `tmpVar1` error right after it, it feels like something is going wrong internally when the query tries to evaluate a long chain of `Name = :bindVar OR Name = :bindVar ... conditions on the same field, rather than an actual field-access problem. 

 

**My questions:** 

1. Has anyone else run into this specific combination of errors with long OR-chains of bind variables on the same field, and does it ring a bell as a known API-version-related SOQL behavior? 

2. I'm planning to rewrite this as `Name IN :templateNames` (a `Set<String>`) instead of the OR-chain — is that a safe, reliable workaround, or is there a better-known fix? 

3. Is this worth filing as a Known Issue with Salesforce Support, or is this expected/documented behavior I'm just not aware of? 

 

Any pointers appreciated — thanks! 

 

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  1. Hoy, 4:56

    The query worked just fine for me in v67.0 and given the message you are seeing,  I suspect that error is originating from somewhere else. I'd recommend a step-by-step debug.

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Hi all, 

 

My deployed React app is being pushed down by about 36 pixels because Salesforce is adding a "Logged in as <user> Log Out" session banner at the very top of the page. Has anyone else experienced this and, if so, does anyone know if there's a way to hide or disable this banner from showing?  

 

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