[SalesForce] How to get a list of all Quote sobjects using apex/soql

It appears that Quote is a SF SObject, yet the following code renders the following error:

[SELECT Id From Quote]

sObject type 'Quote' is not supported. If you are attempting to use a custom object, be sure to append the '__c' after the entity name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names.

The following code throws an NPE on the first line:

SObjectType objType = Schema.getGlobalDescribe().get('Quote');
Map<String, Schema.SObjectField> objectFields = objType.getDescribe().fields.getMap();

So what is a Quote? How do a get a list of them?

Thanks for your help 😀

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It may seem simple and I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but I suspect you haven't enabled quotes for your org. It is not enabled by default, you have to manually do this step to use quotes.

Setup -> Customize -> Quotes -> Settings -> Enable Quotes

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[SalesForce] Trying to create QuoteDocument via API failes

Interesting... I have some ideas, too much to put in a comment.

Add sforce.debug.trace=true; to the beginning of your method.

Regarding the API version don't be so sure you're using v. 26, check https://stackoverflow.com/q/23556030/313628.

Any special reason why it has to be done in javascript and not pure VF + apex?

insert new QuoteDocument(
    Document = Blob.toPDf('Test PDF content'),
    QuoteId = '0Q070000000OjV9'
);

Some <apex:input> field with should work too and be much cleaner... And if you don't want an inputField but JS way is giving you hard time you could still try with marking an apex method as webservice (oldschool way) or remoteaction. Server-side code should bypass any weird "no-Profiles-but-still" security settings in PE (I've recently had a security review and had to slap CRUD checks all over the place. Turns out managed code was bypassing the PE's "security by page layout" just fine like in orgs that really have Profiles).

Last but not least: what are you getting when you execute this (or matching describe operation in Ajax toolkit)?

Schema.DescribeSObjectResult dsr = Schema.SobjectType.QuoteDocument;
System.debug(dsr.isAccessible() + ', ' + dsr.isCreateable());

[SalesForce] How to query for the Product Object

The product object is actually called 'Product2'.

From the documentation

Products are represented by Product2 objects. The Product object is no longer available.

Try changing your SOQL to something like below

list<Product2> products = [Select Id, Name From Product2];

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