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What is Database.com in Salesforce?
What is Database.com in Salesforce?
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Database.com is a type of service provided by Salesforce.com to enhance the power of Salesforce.com CRM applications. Database.com provides “Data as a Serivce” to subscribers.
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Database.com is a database. It will allow customers to develop applications for social, cloud, and mobile on the same platform on which Salesforce.com is built. The big advantage being cited is flexibility-applications can be written in any language and run on many different platforms including Force.com, VMforce, Amazon EC2, Google AppEngine, Heroku, and Microsoft Azure. Customers can also port existing databases to Database.com.
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