Salesforce Fact #892 | Parent record access missing in LWC getRecord

While using getRecord in LWC, if the user does not have access to the parent record the parent field values are shown as null but there is no error encountered.

In this example, we have an Account lookup on Lead record and fetching the Rating and Account Owner name using getRecord.

Attached are the screenshots.






Comments

  1. DIGITAL MARKETINGNovember 26, 2024 at 12:02 PM

    Thank you for another amazing post! The way you present the information is so clear and well-structured. I have a presentation coming up next week, and this is exactly the kind of content I’ve been searching for. Where else can I find more resources like this? Keep up the great work!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Salesforce Fact #192 | Call batch apex from flow

Image
Generally apex batch jobs are scheduled to run at particular time intervals. But suppose we have a use case where we need to run the batch job on adhoc basis. We can call the batch apex from a screen flow in that case and the screen flow can be invoked from a button. So, the batch job can be executed on demand. Attached are the screenshots.
Read more

Salesforce Fact #457 | Get current user role name in flow

Image
In apex, in order to get the current user role name we need to query the UserRole object. We cannot get it directly using UserInfo object since it has only one method related to role i.e  getUserRoleId(). Using this Id returned we can get the data from UserRole object. But that is not that complex in flow. In case of flow, we can directly get the current user role name using the syntax: {!$UserRole.Name}. Attached are the screenshots.
Read more