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Is every Standard and Custom Object created as a different table in Salesforce Database?
How Standard Fields and Custom Fields related information is saved inside Salesforce Database? Is every Standard and Custom Object created as a different Database table?
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Hi Manpreet,
Salesforce treats an object as a database tables, and fields as columns, and records as rows.
Salesforce differentiate custom object and custom field with "__c" suffix at the end of every custom field and custom object.
Hope this will helps you.
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