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Is there any way to delete or deprecate the custom field from manage application?
We have 3 integration with Salesforce and 50+ customer is using it.
We want to change or delete 2 fields from manage application from our code or package. How's it possible?
Is there any way to delete or deprecate the custom field from manage application?
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Hi Bhavesh,
I don't think so it's possible. Because once you add any field to the managed package it cannot be removed.
If we depreciate it stops that URL to get installed anywhere else.
There is one patch org. I don't know whether is it supported by salesforce now. Through that patch org you can get the sub version of you managed package.
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Yes, I don't think its possible to delete fields from managed package installed in your org. However if you own the package, you may be able to do it. Please refer following URL for more information - https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.packagingGuide.meta/packagingGuide/packaging_managed_component_deletion.htm
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