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//Object Oriented Class that represents our Stock_Item__c Object and provides functionality 
public with sharing class StockItem {

	//class variables defined here
	//Example: String name;


	//default constructor should take in arguments that can be used to instatiate a new StockItem object

	

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public with sharing class SystemDotDebugWeirdness {
	
    //this is copied from the WeekFiveHomework class--slightly modified to just zoom in on the issue we
    //were looking at in class
	public static void soqlPractice () {

		//Query for accounts
		List < Account > topFiveAccounts = [SELECT ID, Name, AnnualRevenue FROM Account WHERE AnnualRevenue !=0];

		system.debug('This should be 5: '+topFiveAccounts.size());

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# Hands On Workshop Quick-Start Package:

1. Copy the following:

  packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=04tf4000000gxJT
  
2. Replace everything in your playground's url after the **force.com/** with what you copied in Step 1. For example:

  http://funny-orgname-12345-dev-ed.lightning.force.com/PASTE_STUFF_HERE
  

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ID	JIRA-0001
Description	Automation on the account object is currently achieved with Workflow rules, Process Builder and simple Apex.
Detailed Issue	The following workflow rules exist on the Account: "Update company review date when account is active," "Set account flag to yellow if not review date is set" The following Apex automation exists: "UpdateContacts" (updates related contacts when review date is set) The following processes exist: "Auto create contract for new accounts"
Proposed Solution	Create a new process and migrate all functionality from the two workflow rules, the Apex class and the multiple processes into one process called "Account Automations." Once tested and deployed, delete the old workflow rules, Apex and process.
Effort	4 hours

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Type of Technical Debt	Platform Area	Examples		Identified Areas	Link to Detailed Log
Accidental or outdated design tech debt	Declarative Automation	- Workflow rules that can be migrated to Process Builder - Multiple process builders per object (validate if this is justified) - Headless flows	High	Need to merge Account processes	JIRA-0001
Accidental or outdated design tech debt	Programmatic Automation	- Triggers/Apex classes that perform automations that can be achieved in Process Builder (e.g. update child records) - Repetitive apex methods that can be refactored (e.g. different methods that return different fileds from an Account in a SOQL can be refactored to one method that builds the query dynamically)	Low	...	...
Deliberate tech debt	Triggers	- Logic in triggers	...	...	...
Deliberate tech debt	Apex	- Writing to a logging object on each error instead of creating a reusable framework that handles error logging.	...	...	...
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Instance Type	Virtual CPUs	Memory (GiB)	Use Case	Underlying Hardware	Max Clock Frequency	Physical Cores
m5.large	2	8	General purpose	Intel Xeon® Platinum 8175M	3.1 GHz	24
m5.xlarge	4	16	General purpose	Intel Xeon® Platinum 8175M	3.1 GHz	24
c5.xlarge	4	8	Compute optimized	Intel Xeon Scalable Processors	3.4 or 3.6 GHz	Variable

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const pageEpt = await remote.execute(() => {
        let ept = null;
        let error = null;
        try {
            const t = $A.metricsService.getCurrentPageTransaction();
            ept = t.config.context.ept;
        } catch (e) {
            error = e.message || e;
        }
        if (!Number.isInteger(ept)) {

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Newer VDI/Legacy VDI	130%	-29%	-32%	-46%	-41%	-44%	-39%	-21%	-34%
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Published App/Legacy VDI	160%	-55%	-51%	-17%	-54%	-66%	-55%	-64%	-49%

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const { multiremote } = require('webdriverio');

const nUsers = 5;         // lab for 5 users
let port = 4444;

const remoteObject = {};
for (let i = 0; i < nUsers; i += 1) {
    const name = `User${i + 1}`;
    remoteObject[name] = {
        hostname: <YOUR_EXPERIMENT_MACHINE_IP>,

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const ACCESSORS = {
    username: '#username',
    password: '#password',
    form: '#login_form'
};
const PAGE_LOAD_TIMEOUT = 10 * 1000;   // 10 seconds
await remote.URL("https://test.salesforce.com");
const form = await remote.$(ACCESSORS.form);
await form.waitForExist(PAGE_LOAD_TIMEOUT);
const usernameInput = await remote.$(ACCESSORS.username);