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What are the different types of Relationships in salesforce.com? What are they?
What are the different types of Relationships in salesforce.com? What are they?
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They are four types of Relationships in Salesforce.com. They are
Master-Detail relationship.
Look-up Relationship.
May-Many Relationship.
Hierarchy Relationship (we can not use this relationship). - [adinserter block='9']
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These relationship types also determine how they handle record sharing, data deletion capability, and required fields in page layouts. Salesforce provides the following types of relationships that can be established among objects: Master-detail relationship.
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