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Build Salesforce SOQL WHERE Id IN filters from CSV or Excel columns — 15/18-char Ids, 200-value chunking, selective filters, paste-ready output.
7 min readSyntaxFiddle EditorialPublished Nov 2, 2026
Read Salesforce debug logs line by line — timestamps, SOQL and DML events, governor-limit snapshots, and how to spot N+1 loops in Apex.
7 min readSyntaxFiddle EditorialPublished Nov 2, 2026
Make Salesforce SOQL readable: keyword capitalization, indenting subqueries and relationship paths, TYPEOF blocks, and a free client-side formatter.
5 min readSyntaxFiddle EditorialPublished Nov 2, 2026
Cron expression syntax explained field by field — asterisks, ranges, step values like */5, macros like @daily, and the mistakes that break schedules.
4 min readSyntaxFiddle EditorialPublished Nov 1, 2026
Instantly generate strongly-typed Salesforce Apex classes and wrapper code from raw JSON payloads. 100% in-browser, private, and free.
5 min readSyntaxFiddle TeamPublished Oct 30, 2026
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