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How to create an object with n number of children mapped to it?
I need to have a parent which can be linked to n number of child i.e all the child should have a single parent. If it is done manually then I will need to create n number of relation fields to it and may be this is not the correct process. Is there any other option to achieve the same?
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Hi Audrey,
You can create either a lookup relationship field or a master/child relationship field in the child object to achieve your functionality.
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If you are looking to create objects using n number of children check this blog which talks all about objects and fields in salesforce
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