Salesforce Concepts Simplified

Deployments in Salesforce Deployments in Salesforce Deployment is the migration of metadata changes between one Salesforce org to another Salesforce org. There are many tools available for Deployment in Salesforce. In this post, we will discuss about Changesets. To use the changesets feature, we need to enable the deployment connection in our org. This would specify the Inbound and Outbound changesets on the Deployment connections page. In Production org, Go to Setup → Type Deployment Settings → Then it will take us to the Deployment Settings page where, it will show the orgs that were connected to this Production org for deployment purpose. By the same way, if we check the Sandbox org “sfdemo1” also, we can be able to see the connected org for deployment as shown below, Sandbox org “sfdemo1” Now, we are going to deploy the things from Sandbox to Production. That means, we are developing the things in Sandbox and going to deploy the same in the Production org. So...

SFDX Developer Guide SFDX Developer Guide SFDX - Salesforce Developer Experience This doc explains the SFDX concepts in detail and it's solely based on my analysis and understanding. - Rajesh Babu Yanamala How to install SFDX on my machine? For Mac OS -  https://sfdc.co/sfdx_cli_osx For Windows 32-bit -  https://sfdc.co/sfdx_cli_win For Windows 64-bit -  https://sfdc.co/sfdx_cli_win64 Select the defaults, then install it in your machine. Once it's installed in our machine, then we need to verify whether it has been installed correctly. For that, we need to open the Command Prompt from our machine and type the command “ sfdx ” In order to check the version of the CLI, you can use the following command, sfdx --version -To see the installed plugins for SFDX CLI, then type this command, sfdx plugins To know the Salesforce version that's used in our CLI which you have installed, type this, sfdx force --ver...