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what is difference between List and Hierarchy Custom Settings in Salesforce?
what is difference between List and Hierarchy Custom Settings in Salesforce?
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There are two types of Custom Settings: List and Hierarchy. List-type Custom Settings are very similar to Custom Objects, but Hierarchy-type Custom Settings are very different. Hierarchy Custom Settings allow you to associate specific rows with specific Users or Profiles.
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There are two types of Custom Settings: List and Hierarchy. List-type Custom Settings are very similar to Custom Objects, but Hierarchy-type Custom Settings are very different. Hierarchy Custom Settings allow you to associate specific rows with specific Users or Profiles.
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