Different Types of (Salesforce)

Difference types of

Compiling the difference types of Salesforce objects/items/whatever for quick reference compiled from different sources

1. Different types of custom settings in Salesforce

1. Hierarchy type
2. List type

2. Different types of object relations in Salesforce

1. One to many
2. Many to many
3. Master-detail

3. Different types of reports available in Salesforce?

1. Tabular report: It displays the total in the table form
2. Matrix report: It is a detailed report in which the grouping is done based on both rows and columns
3. Summary report: It is a detailed form of the report in which the grouping is done based on columns
4. Joined report:With these two or more reports can be joined in the single reports

4. Different types deployment options available in Salesforce.com & Force.com?

1. Change Sets
2. Salesforce Package
3. Force.com Migration Tool
4. Eclipse with Force.com IDE
5. SFDX

5. Different types of bindings used in Visualforce

1. Data bindings: It refers to the data set in the controller
2. Action bindings: It refers to action methods in the controller
3. Component bindings: It refers to some other Visualforce components.

6. Different types of Asynchronous  apex

1. Future Methods
2. Batch Apex
3. Queueable Apex
4. Scheduled Apex

7. Different types of Sandboxes

• Developer
• Developer Pro
• Partial Copy
• Full

8. Different types of collections in Apex

• Lists
• Maps
• Sets

9. Different types of email templates

9. Difference between SOQL Vs SOSL in salesforce

10. Different types of Reports available in salesforce

11. Different types of  Field types

• Identity
• Name
• System
• Custom

12. Different types of Salesforce Objects

There are two different types of Salesforce objects. These are standard objects and custom objects. The standard objects are those provided by Salesforce such as accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, cases, reports and dashboards. The custom objects are created by the user.

13. Different dml operations available for Triggers

• insert
• delete
• update
• merge
• upsert
• undelete

14. Different types of Triggers

• Before
• After