Lesson: 131 | Database.insert()

Notes

In Salesforce Apex, the Database.insert() method is used to insert records into the database. It is often used when working with sObjects (standard or custom objects) and allows you to insert one or more records in a single operation. The Database.insert() method provides additional options and behavior compared to the standard insert DML statement.

Here's a basic example of using Database.insert():

Account newAccount = new Account(Name='New Account', Industry='Technology');

List<Account> accountList = new List<Account>{newAccount, new Account(Rating='Hot')};

Database.insert(accountList, false);

Database.insert(): Use the Database.insert() method to insert the records. The second parameter, allOrNone, specifies whether to roll back the entire operation if any record fails insertion. Setting it to false allows successful records to be inserted even if others fail.