Salesforce: Scheduled SOQL Recipe won't Trigger When Testing The Recipe
I have a new recipe with a scheduled SOQL Query, set to trigger hourly. Whenever I click Test, the recipe says there is no job found. I'm sure the syntax is correct because I am able to find records when testing it in Salesforce.
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Patricia Guevarra
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over 6 years ago
Hi Saul,
It will be difficult to test a scheduled trigger. If for example, you are putting 0 in the Minutes field, then it will only trigger on the 0th minute of the hour. If you would like to see if the trigger works, you will have to start the recipe. You can always add a Stop Job action as the first step if you are afraid of migrating the wrong data. I hope this helps!
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Patricia Guevarra
said
over 6 years ago
Hi Saul,
It will be difficult to test a scheduled trigger. If for example, you are putting 0 in the Minutes field, then it will only trigger on the 0th minute of the hour. If you would like to see if the trigger works, you will have to start the recipe. You can always add a Stop Job action as the first step if you are afraid of migrating the wrong data. I hope this helps!
Saul Macht
Salesforce: Scheduled SOQL Recipe won't Trigger When Testing The Recipe
I have a new recipe with a scheduled SOQL Query, set to trigger hourly. Whenever I click Test, the recipe says there is no job found. I'm sure the syntax is correct because I am able to find records when testing it in Salesforce.
Hi Saul,
It will be difficult to test a scheduled trigger. If for example, you are putting 0 in the Minutes field, then it will only trigger on the 0th minute of the hour. If you would like to see if the trigger works, you will have to start the recipe. You can always add a Stop Job action as the first step if you are afraid of migrating the wrong data. I hope this helps!
Patricia Guevarra
Hi Saul,
It will be difficult to test a scheduled trigger. If for example, you are putting 0 in the Minutes field, then it will only trigger on the 0th minute of the hour. If you would like to see if the trigger works, you will have to start the recipe. You can always add a Stop Job action as the first step if you are afraid of migrating the wrong data. I hope this helps!