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What is object in Sales force?
What is object in Sales force?
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Object: It is database table that allow us to store data in Salesforce.
There are two types of object available in Salesforce:
Standard Object:Object provided by Salesforce is called standard object. Example: Account, Contact etc.
Custom Object: Object created by us are called custom objects. It provides a structure for sharing unique data. -
Hi Sumit,
Objects in Salesforce is Database table that allow users to store data in the form of Row and Column same as like other Database table(example- MySql etc.)
There are two types of objects in Salesforce -
1. Standard Object.
2. Custom Object.
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