Check out the Sandbox Licenses and Storage Limits by Type link in Resources and talk to your Salesforce account executive if you need more or different sandbox options.
#Sandvox host settings full
This means you can set up at least 25 Developer sandboxes and one Partial Copy sandbox-not a Full sandbox, which will have to be purchased through your Salesforce Account Executive. If your organization uses the 10 donated licenses through the Power of Us program, you usually have an Enterprise Edition license. The type and quantity of sandboxes you can set up and use depends on your license. You probably don’t want to use Full sandboxes for development, though, because you can only refresh configurations and data every 29 days, and that refresh can take days to complete. This is the only type of sandbox that supports performance testing, load testing, and staging. Can be refreshed once every 29 days.Īn ideal testing environment since it is just like production.
Seems more like your production org than a Developer or Developer Pro sandbox.Ī full replica of your production org, including all configurations and all or most of the data. Good for user acceptance testing, integration testing, and training, because it contains some of your production data. Better than a Developer sandbox if you’d like to use more sample data in these processes.Īll of your production org configurations, plus a sample of your real-world data that you define using a sandbox template. Good for development and quality assurance tasks, testing, and user training.
Can hold more data than a Developer sandbox. Because it includes all of your configurations, you can develop with the custom fields, objects, and other settings that exist in your production org, but it doesn’t include any of your real-world data.Īll of your production org configurations, but no production data. Can be refreshed-or pull in the latest configurations from production-once a day.
All of your production org configurations (including custom objects, fields, etc.), but no production data.
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