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How can we view records of Custom object without launching it as tab in Salesforce ?
Hi All,
How can we view records of Custom object without launching it as tab ?
Is it possible
Thanks
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1 Reply
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Hi Vikas,
You can use the query editor in the developer console to view any object's records, irrespective of if it has been launched as a tab.
For example:
SELECT Id, name, UnitPrice FROM PricebookEntry
Then use the 'open detail page' button for any specific record to view its detail page.
Hope this helps.
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