Yes, you can check if Person Account is enabled in Salesforce org via Salesforce Apex code. Use this:

boolean abc = Schema.sObjectType.Account.fields.getMap().containsKey( ‘isPersonAccount’ );
system.debug(‘@@@’+abc);

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I am facing Insufficient access right to user error while trying to access email attachments through programmatic backend code. This is working fine for System Administrator group however, for any other profiles we are getting this error despite giving those profiles full access to Case object. Other profiles are able to access cases and… Read more

I am facing “Insufficient access right to user” error while trying to access email attachments through programmatic backend code. This is working fine for System Administrator group however, for any other profiles we are getting this error despite giving those profiles full access to Case object. Other profiles are able to access cases and… Read more

I am facing “Insufficient access right to user” error while trying to access email attachments through programmatic backend code. This is working fine for System Administrator group however, for any other profiles we are getting this error despite giving those profiles full access to Case object. Other profiles are able to access cases and… Read more

@ap-mishra Thanks for the document on “Salesforce to Salesforce Integration“, very helpful. As mentioned in the doc, can you plan to write the blog on forcetalks and provide a link here so it will be easier for other community members to go through the information.

Found this regarding Salesforce Communities Pricing –

However, one way Salesforce bills for Communities is by the log-in. If you have a modest 200 “unique” partner log-ins per month, the list price for Salesforce Communities is $30,000 per year. As the number of log-ins increases, so does the price. If you have 5,000 log-ins per month, the…

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Found this on http://www.relayware.com/total-cost-of-ownership-for-salesforce-communities/ regarding Salesforce Communities Pricing –

However, one way Salesforce bills for Communities is by the log-in. If you have a modest 200 “unique” partner log-ins per month, the list price for Salesforce Communities is $30,000 per year. As the number of…

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Found this on http://www.relayware.com/total-cost-of-ownership-for-salesforce-communities/

However, one way Salesforce bills for Communities is by the log-in. If you have a modest 200 “unique” partner log-ins per month, the list price for Salesforce Communities is $30,000 per year. As the number of log-ins increases, so does the price. If you…

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This is what I received from Salesforce Support:

Before we designate an app as Lightning Ready we ask that partners review the documentation here: https://goo.gl/j3sfRf

When you have verified that your Salesforce app is Lightning Ready please follow the steps listed on Slide 6. In particular, please be sure to add the provided statement to…

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Our app is lightning ready, which works on both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience. How to get Lightning Ready designation/Badge for the listing on AppExchange? Is there any specific criteria to get the Lightning Ready Status? We have used Bootstrap, not SLDS (Salesforce Lightning Design System), can we still get Lightning Ready status?

Thanks Bhavesh. Does this mean that one cannot see debug logs in Production Org even if the Debug Logs are enabled/Active?

It will also be great if you could post the solution you have here!

Shall we leave debug log statements (system.debug) in Apex Classes in production? Or is it best practice to delete or comment before moving to production?

Thanks Mohit. Does it mean list.Size() > 0 and list.IsEmpty() are same, and can be used interchangeably?

What is the different between list.Size() > 0 vs list != null vs list.IsEmpty()?