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What is the difference between sandbox and development environment in Salesforce?
What is the difference between sandbox and development environment in Salesforce?
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Sandbox: It is a copy of your production database’s configuration only, not the records. It is the place where you can do development work. Sandbox org can be used as a testing org. It is also useful from a security point of view.
Development Environment: It is nothing but a collection of stuff that you are going to use to compose the code and produce related software.
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Sandbox is a copy of live running projects data and it is used for testing purposes. while the production environment is live running projects.
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