-
Creating Patch Org: Custom setting data not available in Salesforce
While creating Patch Org, only metadata is included in the org while custom settings that are available in the original org are not included. Either I can use dataloader to add data or add it manually. Is there a way out by which I can include the custom settings data without using dataloader or adding it manually?
-
1 Reply
-
Found solution for the above issue: Custom setting data is added via a post install script when we create the managed package. When creating a patch org, we have to forcefully run the class of the method used in post install script in the anonymous window. This will add custom setting data to patch org.
Let us know if this is a efficient method or there is some other solutions too.
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Types of Relationships in Salesforce - All You Need to Know
What is a Relationship? Connecting different objects with each other (to connect their records, afterwards), to replicate a real-life scenario/business process is called a relationship in…
What is a Queue in Salesforce? | All You Need to Know
Salesforce queues facilitate the prioritization, dissemination, and assignment of data to teams that collaborate within an organization. Because of queues, employee tasks are more effectively…
Top 15 Salesforce AppExchange Apps for 2020 - Empirical’s Selection
Last year was full of surprises! Salesforce completed their acquisition of Tableau, Winter 20 Release came packed with new features, and Dreamforce ‘19 brought us…
Popular Salesforce Videos
Guided Selling with Salesforce CPQ
Do you know how to set up guided selling in Salesforce CPQ? In this demo video, we'll show you three easy steps to set up…
What can Salesforce Service Cloud do for your Businesses
Salesforce Service Cloud allows you to Streamline Workflow, Automate Service Processes, and Surface Key Topics, Articles, and Experts to transform the agent experience. It simplifies…
Security in Salesforce - What Developers Must Know
Security in Salesforce 0:00 Introduction 3:00 Agenda 4:05 Data security 5:18 User Mode & System Mode 9:13 CRUD & FLS Data Model 10:45 Enforcing CRUD…
