Unable access to opportunity object fields in apex classes and trigger?
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Unable to access opportunity object fields in apex classes and in triggers also .even in the standard way of creating apex classes. getting an error as variable doesn't Exist, even field is available.
please help me out on this
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asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
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Unable to access opportunity object fields in apex classes and in triggers also .even in the standard way of creating apex classes. getting an error as variable doesn't Exist, even field is available.
please help me out on this
apex
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
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Feb 6 at 14:55
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Feb 7 at 6:59
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Unable to access opportunity object fields in apex classes and in triggers also .even in the standard way of creating apex classes. getting an error as variable doesn't Exist, even field is available.
please help me out on this
apex
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
Unable to access opportunity object fields in apex classes and in triggers also .even in the standard way of creating apex classes. getting an error as variable doesn't Exist, even field is available.
please help me out on this
apex
apex
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
asked Feb 6 at 6:47
Akhil ThanneruAkhil Thanneru
133
133
In the future, you should upload your code as text instead of a screenshot. It's easier to copy into an answer & easier to read.
– battery.cord
Feb 6 at 14:55
@battery.cord yaa sure
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 7 at 6:59
add a comment |
In the future, you should upload your code as text instead of a screenshot. It's easier to copy into an answer & easier to read.
– battery.cord
Feb 6 at 14:55
@battery.cord yaa sure
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 7 at 6:59
In the future, you should upload your code as text instead of a screenshot. It's easier to copy into an answer & easier to read.
– battery.cord
Feb 6 at 14:55
In the future, you should upload your code as text instead of a screenshot. It's easier to copy into an answer & easier to read.
– battery.cord
Feb 6 at 14:55
@battery.cord yaa sure
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 7 at 6:59
@battery.cord yaa sure
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 7 at 6:59
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This happens when your organization has a class named as Opportunity.
Check in your list of classes which is named as Opportunity and rename it to something else.
Compiler searches for Amount property in your custom made Opportunity class which if doesn't exist, then it gives an compilation error.
Note : You should never create classes with the names which are already being used by the platform.
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
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Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
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This happens when your organization has a class named as Opportunity.
Check in your list of classes which is named as Opportunity and rename it to something else.
Compiler searches for Amount property in your custom made Opportunity class which if doesn't exist, then it gives an compilation error.
Note : You should never create classes with the names which are already being used by the platform.
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
1
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
add a comment |
This happens when your organization has a class named as Opportunity.
Check in your list of classes which is named as Opportunity and rename it to something else.
Compiler searches for Amount property in your custom made Opportunity class which if doesn't exist, then it gives an compilation error.
Note : You should never create classes with the names which are already being used by the platform.
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
1
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
add a comment |
This happens when your organization has a class named as Opportunity.
Check in your list of classes which is named as Opportunity and rename it to something else.
Compiler searches for Amount property in your custom made Opportunity class which if doesn't exist, then it gives an compilation error.
Note : You should never create classes with the names which are already being used by the platform.
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
This happens when your organization has a class named as Opportunity.
Check in your list of classes which is named as Opportunity and rename it to something else.
Compiler searches for Amount property in your custom made Opportunity class which if doesn't exist, then it gives an compilation error.
Note : You should never create classes with the names which are already being used by the platform.
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
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answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
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answered Feb 6 at 7:04
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
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even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
1
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
add a comment |
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
1
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
even after renaming the class unable to access fields
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 6 at 10:05
1
1
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
Compile all your classes post renaming and then try saving your trigger changes. You can compile all classes by navigating from Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on Compile all classes
– Vijay Ganji
Feb 6 at 10:36
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In the future, you should upload your code as text instead of a screenshot. It's easier to copy into an answer & easier to read.
– battery.cord
Feb 6 at 14:55
@battery.cord yaa sure
– Akhil Thanneru
Feb 7 at 6:59