You need to sign in to do that
Don't have an account?
Michael Cerullo
Advantages of Force.com Migration Tool compared to Workbench
Are there any advantages to using the Force.com Migration Tool instead of just using the Deploy/Retrieve options in Workbench? Thanks in advance for your help.
For Force.com you may need to be familiar with ANT and package.xml for successful deployment. It is good for repetitive deployments and is admin friendly. Workbench is also Admin friendly and you may not be able to do destructive changes through Workbench and is not repeatable as well.
Force.com can also offer you version control, through which you can save your conventional version. For any larger system deployment Force.com is recommended. Through Force.com you can easily deploy all the object’s fields just by mentioning object in XML and if you want to delete any object then through Destructive.XML you can easily do it. Force.com deployment can be implemented for any organization.
Thanks
JanBask Salesforce Lightning Migration Agency (http://www.janbask.com/salesforce-lightning)
All Answers
As it's a common question asked by the users so you can better understand by reading the below article.
http://www.edlconsulting.com/force-com-deployments-a-comparison-of-the-tools-available-for-developers-and-admins/
let me know if you need more knowledge.
Thanks
Lokesh
For Force.com you may need to be familiar with ANT and package.xml for successful deployment. It is good for repetitive deployments and is admin friendly. Workbench is also Admin friendly and you may not be able to do destructive changes through Workbench and is not repeatable as well.
Force.com can also offer you version control, through which you can save your conventional version. For any larger system deployment Force.com is recommended. Through Force.com you can easily deploy all the object’s fields just by mentioning object in XML and if you want to delete any object then through Destructive.XML you can easily do it. Force.com deployment can be implemented for any organization.
Thanks
JanBask Salesforce Lightning Migration Agency (http://www.janbask.com/salesforce-lightning)