sObject type 'FlowTestCoverage' is not supported
I am trying to run a query in the Developer Console to find the test coverage for a particular Flow I have created. However, I am getting the error:
sObject type 'FlowTestCoverage' is not supported
Does anyone know how I can find my test class coverage or is I am doing something wrong?
Query:
SELECT Id, ApexTestClassId, TestMethodName, FlowVersionId, NumElementsCovered, NumElementsNotCovered
FROM FlowTestCoverage
WHERE flowversionid='3001C000000Tta4'
code-coverage visual-workflow
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
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asked Feb 27 at 18:00
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I am trying to run a query in the Developer Console to find the test coverage for a particular Flow I have created. However, I am getting the error:
sObject type 'FlowTestCoverage' is not supported
Does anyone know how I can find my test class coverage or is I am doing something wrong?
Query:
SELECT Id, ApexTestClassId, TestMethodName, FlowVersionId, NumElementsCovered, NumElementsNotCovered
FROM FlowTestCoverage
WHERE flowversionid='3001C000000Tta4'
code-coverage visual-workflow
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
add a comment |
I am trying to run a query in the Developer Console to find the test coverage for a particular Flow I have created. However, I am getting the error:
sObject type 'FlowTestCoverage' is not supported
Does anyone know how I can find my test class coverage or is I am doing something wrong?
Query:
SELECT Id, ApexTestClassId, TestMethodName, FlowVersionId, NumElementsCovered, NumElementsNotCovered
FROM FlowTestCoverage
WHERE flowversionid='3001C000000Tta4'
code-coverage visual-workflow
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
I am trying to run a query in the Developer Console to find the test coverage for a particular Flow I have created. However, I am getting the error:
sObject type 'FlowTestCoverage' is not supported
Does anyone know how I can find my test class coverage or is I am doing something wrong?
Query:
SELECT Id, ApexTestClassId, TestMethodName, FlowVersionId, NumElementsCovered, NumElementsNotCovered
FROM FlowTestCoverage
WHERE flowversionid='3001C000000Tta4'
code-coverage visual-workflow
code-coverage visual-workflow
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
edited Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant Das
16.3k2926
16.3k2926
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
asked Feb 27 at 18:00
J. NeilanJ. Neilan
5882626
5882626
add a comment |
add a comment |
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FlowTestCoverage is part of Tooling API. If running from Query Editor in Developer Console, you need to enable Use Tooling API option in the Query Editor in Developer Console (option available besides Execute button, screenshot below).
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
add a comment |
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FlowTestCoverage is part of Tooling API. If running from Query Editor in Developer Console, you need to enable Use Tooling API option in the Query Editor in Developer Console (option available besides Execute button, screenshot below).
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
add a comment |
FlowTestCoverage is part of Tooling API. If running from Query Editor in Developer Console, you need to enable Use Tooling API option in the Query Editor in Developer Console (option available besides Execute button, screenshot below).
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
add a comment |
FlowTestCoverage is part of Tooling API. If running from Query Editor in Developer Console, you need to enable Use Tooling API option in the Query Editor in Developer Console (option available besides Execute button, screenshot below).
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
FlowTestCoverage is part of Tooling API. If running from Query Editor in Developer Console, you need to enable Use Tooling API option in the Query Editor in Developer Console (option available besides Execute button, screenshot below).
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
answered Feb 27 at 18:03
Jayant DasJayant Das
16.3k2926
16.3k2926
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
add a comment |
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
Thanks. I did check that, but I don't get any rows in my results, nor do I get any errors below my query.
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:17
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
You will need to verify if the records do exist or not. But the root cause of the error that you received was because of the option not being checked.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:19
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Do you know if only Autolaunched Flows require test coverage, or all Flows?
– J. Neilan
Feb 27 at 18:23
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
Seems to include all, you can find more details on the release notes.
– Jayant Das
Feb 27 at 18:26
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