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arunadeveloper Hello All,
I have question, if i need to change the lookup relationship to master detail relationship in prod what are the steps and precautions i need to take.
If that object is having data how to change, please explain the steps to change from lookup to master details in prod.
Thank you,
No data sould be lost, the only that may suffer changes are the reports, style and security (as far as I remember).
Anyway, here you have a link to salesforce docs. http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/relationships_considerations.htm. Have a look at it (is at the bottom)
And with "ensure that all your tests fill that field", is to your developers to know that if they need to deploy some more code to production, they will need to change their classes (test-methods) to take that 'master-detail' into account..
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1st. Ensure that all your records has a value on that field
2nd. Ensure that all your tests fill that field
3rd Change the field from lookup to master-detail
I think that are the main steps to follow.
You have to have in mind all the implications that a master-detail has on your records, like access inheritance, style inheritance, reports, etc.
Kind regards.
what if we have data , are we gonna loose the data in convertion .
what are the steps to take if the data is there
you have mentioned that Ensure that all your tests fill that field what is this means ?.
No data sould be lost, the only that may suffer changes are the reports, style and security (as far as I remember).
Anyway, here you have a link to salesforce docs. http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/relationships_considerations.htm. Have a look at it (is at the bottom)
And with "ensure that all your tests fill that field", is to your developers to know that if they need to deploy some more code to production, they will need to change their classes (test-methods) to take that 'master-detail' into account..