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Each custom setting counts against total no. of custom objects in salesforce org?
Hi All,
Each custom setting counts against total no. of custom objects in salesforce org?
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Custom settings are a type of custom object. Each custom setting counts against the total number of custom objects available for your organization.
Source : See the Salesforce documentation. -
Hi Pranav,
There are some special kind of custom setting that include against the custom object. You can see that in the system overview of your organisation there you will see the an indicator bar show the details information about this. In my or there are 18 custom object and 10 custom setting so is showing me 28 custom object which is indicate in bar as 7% which of 28/400 of my salesforce org. You view this in picture below:-
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