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Need help with deployment ?

Hi

 

can u please to provide deployment steps.

 

what are the precautions are take before going to deployment? 

 

Thanks in Advance

PremanathPremanath

Hi Deployement parocess should be done by using Eclips IDE

--> your code coverage should be 75% above.

--> Install jdk inyour system.

--> Run Eclips IDE , Take New project from your instance (Which one you need to deploye)

-->Right click on which code you need to deploye

-->Go with force.com--> Deploye to Server

-->then give Another Developer Account ( production) credentials(Server Account)

-->you can proceed step by step..

 

 

If it is helpful plz make it as solution for others it may benfit

Prem

salesforce1#salesforce1#

Hi prem

 

can you give me the steps to deployment by using changesets.

 

Regards

SabrentSabrent

Steps for Deploying using Change Sets

 

1. Ensure there is Deployment Connection between the sending and receiving organization and these orgs are affiliated with a production org. Also ensure that each of these orgs is authorized to send and receive change sets

Refer for details:

http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_admin_connections_view.htm


2. In the source org create an outbound change set and select the components

Watch a demo here:

http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_about_outbound.htm

and refer for steps:

http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_outbound_components_select.htm

3. Upload the outbound change set.  

refer here

http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_outbound_init_deploy.htm

4. Login to the Destination Org and View the inbound change set. // Note: It may take several minutes before  the inbound change set is avaialbel for viewing

refer here:
http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_inbound_view_list.htm


5. As a good practice  we always validate our change sets before hitting Deploy button. Validation simulates the actual prcoess of deployment. this way you know if it's a success or failire and in event of failure it dispays the errors.


refer here:
http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/changesets_inbound_test_deploy.htm

6. finally hit the Deploy button if you have the rights to deploy.


Refer to this best practice article

http://cloud-consulting.nl/en/Articles/Best-Practices/deployment-in-salesforcecom.html

Quick videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFL5RqQye2A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvwMfflh5LE


Hope this helps.

 

PremanathPremanath

Thanks Rov

salesforce1#salesforce1#

Thanks Rov.