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If you go to https://workbench.developerforce.com in another tab in the same browser window as your logged in Salesforce instance, you should be able to see which is primary and which is secondary.
1. Check the "I agree to the terms of service" box and click Login with Salesforce.
2. Choose "Standard and Custom Objects" in the "Jump to" picklist.
3. Choose your object with the 2 master-detail relationships in the "Object" picklist.
4. Expand the "Fields" folder by clicking on the folder icon.
5. Expand both of the master-detail field's folders.
6. Look at the "Relationship Order" parameter for both of the fields.
The field where Relationship Order equals 0 is the Primary and the field where Relationship Order equals 1 is the Secondary.
I hope this helps!
Regards
Suraj
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If you go to https://workbench.developerforce.com in another tab in the same browser window as your logged in Salesforce instance, you should be able to see which is primary and which is secondary.
1. Check the "I agree to the terms of service" box and click Login with Salesforce.
2. Choose "Standard and Custom Objects" in the "Jump to" picklist.
3. Choose your object with the 2 master-detail relationships in the "Object" picklist.
4. Expand the "Fields" folder by clicking on the folder icon.
5. Expand both of the master-detail field's folders.
6. Look at the "Relationship Order" parameter for both of the fields.
The field where Relationship Order equals 0 is the Primary and the field where Relationship Order equals 1 is the Secondary.
I hope this helps!
Regards
Suraj
- Ferdinand