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When to Use “__r” Over “__c” in Salesforce?
When to Use “__r” Over “__c” in Salesforce?
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“__c” signifies something custom in Salesforce while “__r” signifies a relationship. When you use “__c”, you are telling Salesforce that you need the data that is stored in that particular custom field, whatever it may be.
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In short, “__c” signifies something custom in Salesforce while “__r” signifies a relationship. When you use “__c”, you are telling Salesforce that you need the data that is stored in that particular custom field, whatever it may be.
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__c” signifies something custom in Salesforce while “__r” signifies a relationship.
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