Hi

Formula fields are not groupable they are not usable in the GROUP BY clause of a SOQL query.

Hi Prachi,

Salesforce creates skinny tables to contain frequently used fields and to avoid joins, and it keeps the skinny tables in sync with their source tables when the source tables are modified.

The considerations are as follows:

1. Skinny tables can contain a maximum of 100 columns.
2. Skinny tables cannot contain fields from other objects.

Hi,

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Hi,

A Salesforce App is a group of Tabs that makes it easy for users to access a set of related features in Salesforce.The concept of App as a way to organize Tabs is not used in the Salesforce1 Mobile App.

Hi Aman,

Profiles control a user’s object- and field-level access permissions whereas roles control a user’s record-level access permissions through role hierarchy and sharing rules.

Hi Manpreet,

To do this, you have to surround each of your data columns with quotes. So if I wanted to insert an Account with the Name of “Comma, Name” I would use:

“Name”, “Industry”
“Account, Name”, “Electronics”

Hi Manpreet,

To do this, you have to surround each of your data columns with quotes. So if I wanted to insert an Account with the Name of “Comma, Name” I would use:

“Name”, “Industry”
“Account, Name”, “Electronics”
 

Hi Prachi,

Inorder to do this, you have to surround each of your data columns with quotes. So if I wanted to insert an Account with the Name of “Comma, Name” I would use:

“Name”, “Industry”
“Account, Name”, “Electronics”
This allows the reader to separate the row columns.