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Is it possible to deploy Apex code which uses Person Accounts to an org which doesn't have Person Accounts enabled?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionWhat's the best way to check if person accounts are enabled via Apex Code?Multiple currency in Managed package without breaking support for non-currency orgs?Managed package with optional support for Orgs with Revenue Schedules enabledDetermine via Apex if product schedules are enabled for an OrgCustom fields and triggers for optional features in a managed packageBest practices for using person accounts within a managed packageManaged Package - check for Person Accounts with post install scriptDeploy metadata from one org to another using apexHow to check if Person Accounts enabled in a formula field in a Managed Package?How can we include managed package code into a site template which is defined in customer org
I want to create a managed package which supports orgs both with and without PersonAccounts enabled.
- Is it possible?
- How would I achieve this?
apex managed-package person-accounts
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I want to create a managed package which supports orgs both with and without PersonAccounts enabled.
- Is it possible?
- How would I achieve this?
apex managed-package person-accounts
asked Mar 19 at 7:25
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I want to create a managed package which supports orgs both with and without PersonAccounts enabled.
- Is it possible?
- How would I achieve this?
apex managed-package person-accounts
asked Mar 19 at 7:25
RobsRobs
2,295537
I want to create a managed package which supports orgs both with and without PersonAccounts enabled.
- Is it possible?
- How would I achieve this?
apex managed-package person-accounts
apex managed-package person-accounts
asked Mar 19 at 7:25
RobsRobs
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Is it possible?
Yes.
How would I achieve this?
You need to avoid using any "hard" references to any Person Account features. For example, you'll need to check if IsPersonType is a valid field:
Boolean isPersonAccountsEnabled = sObjectType.RecordType.fields.getMap().containsKey('IsPersonType');
Since this field is only present when you have Person Accounts enabled, you have to do dynamic queries to avoid making a hard link:
RecordType[] personTypes = Database.query('SELECT Id FROM RecordType WHERE IsPersonType = true');
And so on. You can read more about Dynamic Apex in the documentation.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, always check the package dependencies before uploading. If you upload a version that includes dependencies to Person Accounts, you will never be able to undo it (at least, it's very hard to undo and involves Partner Support).
You may want to put all your Person Account dependencies in to an Extension Package to avoid accidentally creating dependencies, but then you'd have to have customers install two separate packages.
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Is it possible?
Yes.
How would I achieve this?
You need to avoid using any "hard" references to any Person Account features. For example, you'll need to check if IsPersonType is a valid field:
Boolean isPersonAccountsEnabled = sObjectType.RecordType.fields.getMap().containsKey('IsPersonType');
Since this field is only present when you have Person Accounts enabled, you have to do dynamic queries to avoid making a hard link:
RecordType[] personTypes = Database.query('SELECT Id FROM RecordType WHERE IsPersonType = true');
And so on. You can read more about Dynamic Apex in the documentation.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, always check the package dependencies before uploading. If you upload a version that includes dependencies to Person Accounts, you will never be able to undo it (at least, it's very hard to undo and involves Partner Support).
You may want to put all your Person Account dependencies in to an Extension Package to avoid accidentally creating dependencies, but then you'd have to have customers install two separate packages.
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
260k12207452
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman
– Robs
Mar 19 at 7:45
add a comment |
Is it possible?
Yes.
How would I achieve this?
You need to avoid using any "hard" references to any Person Account features. For example, you'll need to check if IsPersonType is a valid field:
Boolean isPersonAccountsEnabled = sObjectType.RecordType.fields.getMap().containsKey('IsPersonType');
Since this field is only present when you have Person Accounts enabled, you have to do dynamic queries to avoid making a hard link:
RecordType[] personTypes = Database.query('SELECT Id FROM RecordType WHERE IsPersonType = true');
And so on. You can read more about Dynamic Apex in the documentation.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, always check the package dependencies before uploading. If you upload a version that includes dependencies to Person Accounts, you will never be able to undo it (at least, it's very hard to undo and involves Partner Support).
You may want to put all your Person Account dependencies in to an Extension Package to avoid accidentally creating dependencies, but then you'd have to have customers install two separate packages.
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
260k12207452
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman
– Robs
Mar 19 at 7:45
add a comment |
Is it possible?
Yes.
How would I achieve this?
You need to avoid using any "hard" references to any Person Account features. For example, you'll need to check if IsPersonType is a valid field:
Boolean isPersonAccountsEnabled = sObjectType.RecordType.fields.getMap().containsKey('IsPersonType');
Since this field is only present when you have Person Accounts enabled, you have to do dynamic queries to avoid making a hard link:
RecordType[] personTypes = Database.query('SELECT Id FROM RecordType WHERE IsPersonType = true');
And so on. You can read more about Dynamic Apex in the documentation.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, always check the package dependencies before uploading. If you upload a version that includes dependencies to Person Accounts, you will never be able to undo it (at least, it's very hard to undo and involves Partner Support).
You may want to put all your Person Account dependencies in to an Extension Package to avoid accidentally creating dependencies, but then you'd have to have customers install two separate packages.
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
260k12207452
Is it possible?
Yes.
How would I achieve this?
You need to avoid using any "hard" references to any Person Account features. For example, you'll need to check if IsPersonType is a valid field:
Boolean isPersonAccountsEnabled = sObjectType.RecordType.fields.getMap().containsKey('IsPersonType');
Since this field is only present when you have Person Accounts enabled, you have to do dynamic queries to avoid making a hard link:
RecordType[] personTypes = Database.query('SELECT Id FROM RecordType WHERE IsPersonType = true');
And so on. You can read more about Dynamic Apex in the documentation.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, always check the package dependencies before uploading. If you upload a version that includes dependencies to Person Accounts, you will never be able to undo it (at least, it's very hard to undo and involves Partner Support).
You may want to put all your Person Account dependencies in to an Extension Package to avoid accidentally creating dependencies, but then you'd have to have customers install two separate packages.
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
260k12207452
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
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260k12207452
answered Mar 19 at 7:41
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