Salesforce.com record Id's are Identical in?
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A. B. C. D.C.
Salesforce record IDs are unique identifiers that are automatically generated by the system to identify every record in a Salesforce org. These IDs are important because they enable administrators to perform various tasks, such as querying, updating, and deleting records.
Regarding the question, the correct answer is B. Production and Developer Sandbox.
Salesforce record IDs are identical in Production and Developer Sandboxes because Developer Sandboxes are created as exact replicas of Production orgs, including all the data and metadata, and therefore, record IDs are identical in both environments.
On the other hand, record IDs are not identical in Full Copy Sandboxes and Config Only Sandboxes. Full Copy Sandboxes contain a copy of all the data and metadata from a Production org, but they have different record IDs. This is because Full Copy Sandboxes have their own unique copy of the Production org data and metadata, and the system generates new record IDs when creating or modifying records in this environment.
Config Only Sandboxes, on the other hand, do not contain any data, only metadata. Config Only Sandboxes are intended for making changes to an org's metadata, such as customizations, configurations, and integrations, without affecting the data. Because there is no data in this environment, there are no record IDs, and therefore, the system does not generate any.
In conclusion, Salesforce record IDs are identical in Production and Developer Sandboxes, but not in Full Copy and Config Only Sandboxes.