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What is a master-detail relationship in Salesforce?
What is a master-detail relationship in Salesforce?
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It is a custom field which links one object record to another. Through the creation of relationships, we can display the data of all the related records in the record's details page. The Master Detail relationship is used when we want to control the display of detail records based on the value in the master record.
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Hey Sumit, Please have a look at my blog to have a better understanding of all types of relationships available in Salesforce.
Link: https://www.forcetalks.com/blog/different-types-of-relationships-in-salesforce/ -
The Master Detail relationship is used when we want to control the display of detail records based on the value in the master record.
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