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Explain the term “Data Skew” in Salesforce.
Explain the term “Data Skew” in Salesforce.
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“Data skew” is a condition which you will encounter when working for a big client where there are over 10,000 records. When one single user owns that many records we call that condition 'ownership data skew'. When such users perform updates, performance issues will be encountered because of “data skew”.
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Hi Marziya,
Data Skew Occurs when more than 10k child records linked to Single Parent Object in Salesforce.
Data Skew is of three types in Salesforce:-
1. Account Data Skew
2. Ownership Skew
3. Lookup Skew
for more details click on below link:
http://www.sfdcpoint.com/salesforce/data-skew-salesforce/
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