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What is a custom object in Salesforce?
What is a custom object in Salesforce?
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A record is analogous to a row in a database table. Objects already created for you by Salesforce are called standard objects. Objects you create in your organization are called custom objects. Objects you create that map to data stored outside your organization are called external objects
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Fields you create on standard or custom objects are called custom fields. You can create a custom field on the Contact object to store your contacts' birthdays. Identity, system, and name fields are standard on every object in Salesforce. ... A data type indicates what kind of information the field stores.
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