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Variable does not exist: sObjectType (Task.sObjectType)

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Calling _____.sObjectType works on everything else, why does Task.sObjectType not work?

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Calling _____.sObjectType works on everything else, why does Task.sObjectType not work?

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Calling _____.sObjectType works on everything else, why does Task.sObjectType not work?

apex

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asked Apr 23 at 15:17

nicolevynicolevy

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nicolevynicolevy

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asked Apr 23 at 15:17

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asked Apr 23 at 15:17

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You must have a class or local variable named Task. Any time you get this sort of name shadowing, you can work around it by referencing Schema.Task.sObjectType instead, though you should avoid it in the first place.

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You must have a class or local variable named Task. Any time you get this sort of name shadowing, you can work around it by referencing Schema.Task.sObjectType instead, though you should avoid it in the first place.

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You must have a class or local variable named Task. Any time you get this sort of name shadowing, you can work around it by referencing Schema.Task.sObjectType instead, though you should avoid it in the first place.

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answered Apr 23 at 15:18

Adrian Larson♦Adrian Larson

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You must have a class or local variable named Task. Any time you get this sort of name shadowing, you can work around it by referencing Schema.Task.sObjectType instead, though you should avoid it in the first place.

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edited Apr 23 at 16:28

answered Apr 23 at 15:18

Adrian Larson♦Adrian Larson

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edited Apr 23 at 16:28

answered Apr 23 at 15:18

Adrian Larson♦Adrian Larson

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answered Apr 23 at 15:18

Adrian Larson♦Adrian Larson

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answered Apr 23 at 15:18

Adrian Larson♦Adrian Larson

111k19122260