Record API in AfterUndelete

Record

Type: TriggerHandler.UndeleteRecord. Predicates read the new row and never throw on null.

Method	In AfterUndelete
getId()	the record Id
getNewSObject()	the Trigger.new row, read-only
getNewParent(relationshipName)	the parent loaded by ParentQuery, or null
getRelated(providerName)	rows from a RelatedQuery provider
isRecordTypeEqual(recordTypeDeveloperName), isRecordTypeNotEqual	record type developer name matches / differs
equals(field, value), doesNotEqual	equal / different; text ignores case
contains(field, value), doesNotContain, startsWith, endsWith	text match; case-sensitive
isNull(field), isNotNull	null / not null
isEmpty(field), isNotEmpty	null or '' / neither
isBlank(field), isNotBlank	null, '' or whitespace / none
isTrue(field), isFalse	true / false
greaterThan(field, value), greaterThanOrEqualTo, lessThan, lessThanOrEqualTo	number or date comparison; false for null

Records

Type: TriggerHandler.UndeleteRecords, passed to RecordsProvider.query (every record in the chunk), dispatchOnAfterUndelete (the qualified records) and finalizeAfterUndelete (the qualified records).

Method	In AfterUndelete
getIds()	the record Ids
getIdsOf(field)	non-null Ids in a lookup or Id field
getIdsOf(relationshipName, field)	Ids in a field of a parent loaded by ParentQuery
getValuesOf(field)	non-null values of a field, as text
getValuesOf(relationshipName, field)	values of a field of a parent loaded by ParentQuery, as text
getRecords()	the records, as UndeleteRecord
size()	the number of records

Good to Know

• Read-only, no old row. There is no put and no getOldSObject(). Writing to getNewSObject() throws a FinalException.
• No change detection. The record holds the values it had when it was deleted.
• Reject with addError. record.getNewSObject().addError(…) keeps that record in the Recycle Bin.
• 0 and false are values. They are not null, empty or blank.
• Record types. isRecordTypeEqual throws on an object without record types. An unknown name never matches.