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What is the use of Schema.getGlobalDescribe() in Salesforce?
What is the use of Schema.getGlobalDescribe() in Salesforce?
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getGlobalDescribe() Returns a map of all sObject names (keys) to sObject tokens (values) for the standard and custom objects defined in your organization.
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