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What are Salesforce ID's composed of?
What are Salesforce ID's composed of?
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Hello Ravi,
The Id Field Type is a base-62 encoded string.
Where 15 character Id the breakdown is:-
- The first 3 digits are a prefix that specifies the type of sObject.
- 3 Digits (Object) / 12 Digits (Record) / (Optional) 3 Digits (Error Correction)
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