Salesforce.com: Group Sum and Order Data in APEX


	Salesforce.com: Group Sum and Order Data in APEX

conches

10-6-2008 12:08 AM

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conches says:

I have just canceled my APEX training course in order to go to another conference. When I see the magic that is now possible I wonder if it was the wrong move.

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