Salesforce Savvy

  The order of execution in Salesforce is a sequence of steps that occur when a record is saved. Understanding this order is crucial for developers and administrators to ensure that customizations and automations work as expected. Here is the order of execution in Salesforce: 1.      System Validation Rules : Salesforce performs system validations to check for required fields, data types, and field formats. 2.      Before Triggers : Executes before any record is saved to the database. 3.      Custom Validation Rules : Executes custom validation rules defined by administrators. 4.      Duplicate Rules : Executes duplicate rules to check for duplicate records. 5.      After Triggers : Executes after the record is saved to the database. 6.      Assignment Rules : Executes assignment rules, such as lead assignment rules. 7.      Auto-...

  Salesforce, like any platform, has certain limitations to ensure optimal performance and maintain system integrity. Here are some key limitations: Data Storage Limits ·         Data Storage : Varies by edition and number of users. For example, Enterprise Edition provides 10 GB of data storage plus 20 MB per user. ·         File Storage : Varies by edition and number of users. For example, Enterprise Edition provides 10 GB of file storage plus 2 GB per user. API Limits ·         API Call Limits : Vary by edition and are based on the number of user licenses. For example, Enterprise Edition allows up to 100,000 API calls per 24-hour period. Governor Limits ·         SOQL Queries : Maximum of 100 SOQL queries per transaction. ·         DML Statements : Maximum of 150 DML statements per transactio...

  What is cloud computing Cloud computing is a technology that allows you to access and store data and applications over the internet instead of on your local computer or server. It provides on-demand availability of computing resources, such as servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and more, without the need for direct active management by the user. Key Characteristics of Cloud Computing: On-Demand Self-Service : Users can provision computing resources as needed without human intervention. Broad Network Access : Resources are available over the network and accessed through standard mechanisms. Resource Pooling : Computing resources are pooled to serve multiple users, with different physical and virtual resources dynamically assigned and reassigned according to demand. Rapid Elasticity : Resources can be quickly scaled up or down to meet demand. Measured Service : Resource usage is monitored, controlled, and reported, providing ...