Set Up and Maintain Your Salesforce Organization Purchase Platform Cache
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If the amount of unallocated space is less than the amount of space that must be removed, the system removes the unallocated space first. The system then follows the cache reduction process to remove the remaining amount.
SEE ALSO:
Cache Force.com Data
Purchase Platform Cache
Purchase Platform Cache
You can purchase Platform Cache space to improve the performance of your application.
Platform Cache is available to customers with Enterprise Edition orgs and above. The following editions come with some default cache space, but often, adding more cache gives even greater performance enhancements.
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Enterprise Edition (10 MB by default)
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Unlimited Edition (30 MB by default)
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Performance Edition (30 MB by default)
To determine how much cache would be beneficial to your applications, you can request trial cache and try it out in your org. Platform
Cache can improve performance in the following situations, among many others.
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Orgs with a large amount of Apex customization
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Orgs with large numbers of concurrent users
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Orgs or applications with complex calculations or queries
In addition, ISVs can purchase cache for use with the applications they provide to customers.
Cache space is sold in 10-MB blocks, with an annual subscription. To purchase Platform Cache, contact your Salesforce representative.
SEE ALSO:
Cache Force.com Data
Request a Platform Cache Trial
Manage Duplicate Records in Salesforce
Maintaining clean and accurate data is one of the most important things you can do to help your organization get the most out of Salesforce. Use Data.com Duplicate Management to control whether and when users can create duplicate records in Salesforce; customize the logic that’s used to identify duplicates; and create reports on the duplicates that users save.
Note: Duplicate Management uses Data.com technology, but does not require a Data.com
license.
Starting in Spring ‘16, all new Salesforce orgs come with Duplicate Management features already set up and turned on for accounts, contacts, and leads. Other orgs must manually set up and activate
Duplicate Management features. After Duplicate Management is set up, here’s how it works.
EDITIONS
Available in: Salesforce
Classic and Lightning
Experience
Available in: Professional,
Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
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When a user attempts to save a new record, the record is first compared with existing Salesforce records to identify possible duplicates (1). The criteria used to compare records and identify the possible duplicates are defined by a matching rule. Next, a list of possible duplicates is returned (2). What happens when the record being saved is identified as a possible duplicate depends on what’s defined in the duplicate rule (3). For example, the duplicate rule could block users from saving the
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Set Up and Maintain Your Salesforce Organization Manage Duplicate Records in Salesforce possible duplicate record or allow them to save it anyway. Both the Block and Allow options include an alert, which tells users why they can’t save the record and what they need to do. The Allow option includes the ability to report on the duplicate records.
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When a user attempts to save an edited record, the record is first checked to see if the user has changed the value of a matching rule field. If so, the duplicate management process works as described for new records. If not, no further action is taken and duplicates are not detected.
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Considerations for Using Duplicate Management
Data.com Duplicate Management includes limits for duplicate rules, matching rules, and duplicate record sets.
Duplicate Management Concepts
To configure Data.com Duplicate Management more effectively, it’s important to understand some key concepts.
Set Up Duplicate Management in Salesforce
To use Data.com Duplicate Management in your organization, you need two separate rules: a duplicate rule and a matching rule.
The duplicate rule tells Salesforce what action to take when duplicates are identified. The matching rule defines how records are compared to one another to identify possible duplicates.
Matching Rule Reference
Here’s some additional information that will help you understand how matching rules work and how to use them.
Duplicate Rule Reference
Here’s some additional information that will help you understand how duplicate rules work and how to use them.
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