| ExceptionCategory |
- Type
- string
- Properties
- Filter, Group, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The category of the unexpected Apex exception. For example,
the LimitException exception type is split into subcategories that
indicate if you exceeded a limit, such as the total heap size or
CPU time. Possible values:
- Subcategories of LimitException that indicate the Apex limit
you’ve exceeded. Examples:
- LimitException: CpuTime: Maximum CPU time on the Salesforce
servers.
- LimitException: HeapSize: Total heap size
- LimitException: Queries: Total number of SOQL queries
issued.
- LimitException: QueryRows: Total number of records retrieved
by SOQL queries.
- LimitException: DmlStatements: Total number of DML
statements issued.
- LimitException: Callouts: Total number of callouts (HTTP
requests or web services calls) in a transaction.
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| ExceptionMessage |
- Type
- string
- Properties
- Filter, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The exception message for a SOAP API request. An exception message
gives details about errors in handling an API request, such as why
an API request failed. For example: common.exception.ApiException:
startDate cannot be more than 30 days ago.
|
| ExceptionType |
- Type
- string
- Properties
- Filter, Group, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The class type of the unexpected exception. For example:
System.MathException
|
| RequestIdentifier |
- Type
- string
- Properties
- Filter, Group, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The unique ID of a single transaction. A transaction can contain
one or more events. Each event in a given transaction has the
same RequestIdentifier. For
example: 3nWgxWbDKWWDIk0FKfF5DV.
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| StackTrace |
- Type
- string
- Properties
- Filter, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The stack trace for the exception. For example: Class.OpportunityUtility.insert: line 22,
column 1 AnonymousBlock: line 1, column 1
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| Timestamp |
- Type
- dateTime
- Properties
- Filter, Nillable, Sort
- Description
- The access time of Salesforce services in GMT. For example,
2020-01-20T19:12:26.965Z.
Milliseconds are the most granular setting.
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