A bug caused by Decimal without SetScale
- Jul
- 30
- Posted by Lin
- Posted in APEX, Salesforce
Let’s see the following Apex Script first. In fact the Apex Script will throw an AssertException. “System.AssertException: Assertion Failed: Expected: 0E-32%, Actual: 0%”. So we’d better round the Decimal before we convert it to String.Like the following Apex Script.
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