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Why can't we use an SQL statement using where clause to get the contact of a particular ID? let's say the SQL statement is [select id, Name from Contact where id = '0035j000xxx'] and the output will still be the same right?
Correct lets say thefe is a posibility that external system might send id as a parameter hence you keep the hook open using this wildcard character For example Services/apexrest/test/* Means i can also. Pass Services/apexrest/test/123
Can't really thank you enough for making such a quality content man. Very crisp and clear on to the point. Looking forward for many such videos.
also requesting you to make LWC content same as this . Appreciate your efforts .
Thanks a lot 🙏 will upload lwc and advanced lwc soon
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Why can't we use an SQL statement using where clause to get the contact of a particular ID? let's say the SQL statement is [select id, Name from Contact where id = '0035j000xxx'] and the output will still be the same right?
But most of times we might get the contact id from some external system
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Why do we use * after / in URL mapping here only when we have parameter that would be passed from external system?
Correct lets say thefe is a posibility that external system might send id as a parameter hence you keep the hook open using this wildcard character
For example
Services/apexrest/test/*
Means i can also. Pass
Services/apexrest/test/123
Why you use sfId as key how we use key in parameter