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Hi i have code for cloning selected record, but i need to do it without defining each field one by one.
Here is an example with 4 fields but in complete, there are almost 40 fields.

@AuraEnabled
public static List<Claimed_Transaction__c> copyTransaction(String dataJson, String transId) 
 List<Claimed_Transaction__c> dataList = (List<Claimed_Transaction__c>) JSON.deserialize(dataJson, List<Claimed_Transaction__c>.class);

 Claimed_Transaction__c sourceTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
 Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = new Claimed_Transaction__c();

 targetTransaction.Name = sourceTransaction.Name;
 targetTransaction.Adress = sourceTransaction.Adress;
 targetTransaction.Phone = sourceTransaction.Phone ;
 targetTransaction.Temporary_Transaction__c = true;

 insert targetTransaction;
 dataList.add(targetTransaction);

 return dataList;

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Hi i have code for cloning selected record, but i need to do it without defining each field one by one.
Here is an example with 4 fields but in complete, there are almost 40 fields.

@AuraEnabled
public static List<Claimed_Transaction__c> copyTransaction(String dataJson, String transId) 
 List<Claimed_Transaction__c> dataList = (List<Claimed_Transaction__c>) JSON.deserialize(dataJson, List<Claimed_Transaction__c>.class);

 Claimed_Transaction__c sourceTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
 Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = new Claimed_Transaction__c();

 targetTransaction.Name = sourceTransaction.Name;
 targetTransaction.Adress = sourceTransaction.Adress;
 targetTransaction.Phone = sourceTransaction.Phone ;
 targetTransaction.Temporary_Transaction__c = true;

 insert targetTransaction;
 dataList.add(targetTransaction);

 return dataList;

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Hi i have code for cloning selected record, but i need to do it without defining each field one by one.
Here is an example with 4 fields but in complete, there are almost 40 fields.

@AuraEnabled
public static List<Claimed_Transaction__c> copyTransaction(String dataJson, String transId) 
 List<Claimed_Transaction__c> dataList = (List<Claimed_Transaction__c>) JSON.deserialize(dataJson, List<Claimed_Transaction__c>.class);

 Claimed_Transaction__c sourceTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
 Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = new Claimed_Transaction__c();

 targetTransaction.Name = sourceTransaction.Name;
 targetTransaction.Adress = sourceTransaction.Adress;
 targetTransaction.Phone = sourceTransaction.Phone ;
 targetTransaction.Temporary_Transaction__c = true;

 insert targetTransaction;
 dataList.add(targetTransaction);

 return dataList;

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asked Sep 6 at 6:43

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Hi i have code for cloning selected record, but i need to do it without defining each field one by one.
Here is an example with 4 fields but in complete, there are almost 40 fields.

@AuraEnabled
public static List<Claimed_Transaction__c> copyTransaction(String dataJson, String transId) 
 List<Claimed_Transaction__c> dataList = (List<Claimed_Transaction__c>) JSON.deserialize(dataJson, List<Claimed_Transaction__c>.class);

 Claimed_Transaction__c sourceTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
 Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = new Claimed_Transaction__c();

 targetTransaction.Name = sourceTransaction.Name;
 targetTransaction.Adress = sourceTransaction.Adress;
 targetTransaction.Phone = sourceTransaction.Phone ;
 targetTransaction.Temporary_Transaction__c = true;

 insert targetTransaction;
 dataList.add(targetTransaction);

 return dataList;

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From the documentation:

clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps,
preserveAutonumber)

Creates a copy of the SObject record.

So you can just do this:

Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = sourceTransaction.clone(false,true,true,false);

Please read the documentation for more info on tweaking the function using the parameters it takes.

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You can use the clone method from SObject class.
Make sure your source object has all the fields queried. So if you have queried 4 fields then it will populate those fields only in the cloned object.

Claimed_Transaction__c claimedTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
Claimed_Transaction__c clonedClaimedTransaction = claimedTransaction.clone(false, false, false, false);

To query all the fields you can run a Dynamic SOQL Query for all fields

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answered Sep 6 at 7:36

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you can Use clone Function to copy the selected record.Just to make code easier and not to mention the fields in code,you can use fieldset and retrieve those field in code.

PFB the sample code.

List<String> fields = new List<String>();
FieldSet fieldsToClone = SObjectType.Claimed_Transaction__c.fieldSets.FieldsToClone;
for (FieldSetMember field : fieldsToClone.getFields()) 
 fields.add(field.getFieldPath());

String soql = 'SELECT ' + String.join(fields, ',') +
 ' FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id = '' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(transId) + ''';
return Database.query(soql).Clone(...);

This is sample code.please change it according to your functionality.

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3 Answers
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3 Answers
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From the documentation:

clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps,
preserveAutonumber)

Creates a copy of the SObject record.

So you can just do this:

Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = sourceTransaction.clone(false,true,true,false);

Please read the documentation for more info on tweaking the function using the parameters it takes.

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answered Sep 6 at 6:49

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From the documentation:

clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps,
preserveAutonumber)

Creates a copy of the SObject record.

So you can just do this:

Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = sourceTransaction.clone(false,true,true,false);

Please read the documentation for more info on tweaking the function using the parameters it takes.

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answered Sep 6 at 6:49

Santanu Halder

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From the documentation:

clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps,
preserveAutonumber)

Creates a copy of the SObject record.

So you can just do this:

Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = sourceTransaction.clone(false,true,true,false);

Please read the documentation for more info on tweaking the function using the parameters it takes.

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answered Sep 6 at 6:49

Santanu Halder

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From the documentation:

clone(preserveId, isDeepClone, preserveReadonlyTimestamps,
preserveAutonumber)

Creates a copy of the SObject record.

So you can just do this:

Claimed_Transaction__c targetTransaction = sourceTransaction.clone(false,true,true,false);

Please read the documentation for more info on tweaking the function using the parameters it takes.

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answered Sep 6 at 6:49

Santanu Halder

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answered Sep 6 at 6:49

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You can use the clone method from SObject class.
Make sure your source object has all the fields queried. So if you have queried 4 fields then it will populate those fields only in the cloned object.

Claimed_Transaction__c claimedTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
Claimed_Transaction__c clonedClaimedTransaction = claimedTransaction.clone(false, false, false, false);

To query all the fields you can run a Dynamic SOQL Query for all fields

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answered Sep 6 at 7:36

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You can use the clone method from SObject class.
Make sure your source object has all the fields queried. So if you have queried 4 fields then it will populate those fields only in the cloned object.

Claimed_Transaction__c claimedTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
Claimed_Transaction__c clonedClaimedTransaction = claimedTransaction.clone(false, false, false, false);

To query all the fields you can run a Dynamic SOQL Query for all fields

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answered Sep 6 at 7:36

Naval Sharma

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You can use the clone method from SObject class.
Make sure your source object has all the fields queried. So if you have queried 4 fields then it will populate those fields only in the cloned object.

Claimed_Transaction__c claimedTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
Claimed_Transaction__c clonedClaimedTransaction = claimedTransaction.clone(false, false, false, false);

To query all the fields you can run a Dynamic SOQL Query for all fields

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answered Sep 6 at 7:36

Naval Sharma

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You can use the clone method from SObject class.
Make sure your source object has all the fields queried. So if you have queried 4 fields then it will populate those fields only in the cloned object.

Claimed_Transaction__c claimedTransaction = [SELECT Id FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id=:transId];
Claimed_Transaction__c clonedClaimedTransaction = claimedTransaction.clone(false, false, false, false);

To query all the fields you can run a Dynamic SOQL Query for all fields

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you can Use clone Function to copy the selected record.Just to make code easier and not to mention the fields in code,you can use fieldset and retrieve those field in code.

PFB the sample code.

List<String> fields = new List<String>();
FieldSet fieldsToClone = SObjectType.Claimed_Transaction__c.fieldSets.FieldsToClone;
for (FieldSetMember field : fieldsToClone.getFields()) 
 fields.add(field.getFieldPath());

String soql = 'SELECT ' + String.join(fields, ',') +
 ' FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id = '' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(transId) + ''';
return Database.query(soql).Clone(...);

This is sample code.please change it according to your functionality.

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you can Use clone Function to copy the selected record.Just to make code easier and not to mention the fields in code,you can use fieldset and retrieve those field in code.

PFB the sample code.

List<String> fields = new List<String>();
FieldSet fieldsToClone = SObjectType.Claimed_Transaction__c.fieldSets.FieldsToClone;
for (FieldSetMember field : fieldsToClone.getFields()) 
 fields.add(field.getFieldPath());

String soql = 'SELECT ' + String.join(fields, ',') +
 ' FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id = '' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(transId) + ''';
return Database.query(soql).Clone(...);

This is sample code.please change it according to your functionality.

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up vote
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you can Use clone Function to copy the selected record.Just to make code easier and not to mention the fields in code,you can use fieldset and retrieve those field in code.

PFB the sample code.

List<String> fields = new List<String>();
FieldSet fieldsToClone = SObjectType.Claimed_Transaction__c.fieldSets.FieldsToClone;
for (FieldSetMember field : fieldsToClone.getFields()) 
 fields.add(field.getFieldPath());

String soql = 'SELECT ' + String.join(fields, ',') +
 ' FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id = '' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(transId) + ''';
return Database.query(soql).Clone(...);

This is sample code.please change it according to your functionality.

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answered Sep 6 at 9:40

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you can Use clone Function to copy the selected record.Just to make code easier and not to mention the fields in code,you can use fieldset and retrieve those field in code.

PFB the sample code.

List<String> fields = new List<String>();
FieldSet fieldsToClone = SObjectType.Claimed_Transaction__c.fieldSets.FieldsToClone;
for (FieldSetMember field : fieldsToClone.getFields()) 
 fields.add(field.getFieldPath());

String soql = 'SELECT ' + String.join(fields, ',') +
 ' FROM Claimed_Transaction__c WHERE Id = '' + String.escapeSingleQuotes(transId) + ''';
return Database.query(soql).Clone(...);

This is sample code.please change it according to your functionality.

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answered Sep 6 at 9:40

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