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How to find child relationship name in Salesforce?
How to find child relationship name in Salesforce?
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Hello Ankit,
You may get ChildRelationship Name from Child Object.
You need to Go SetUp -> Objects -> ChildObject -> Relationship_Field -> Child Relationship Name[This is child relationship name between parent and child objects].
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