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Force.com Performance Profiling Using the Developer Console

Force.com Performance Profiling Using the Developer Console

If you’ve built an application on the Force.com platform, you want to deliver a great experience to your users. But how can you tell if your applications are performing well and will continue to perform well? Using the Developer Console, you can use “performance profiling” to identify and fix performance hotspots, and ensure that your applications are both fast and scalable. Continue reading

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Long- and Short-Term Approaches for Tuning Force.com Performance

Long- and Short-Term Approaches for Tuning Force.com Performance

Managing your Salesforce organization’s data is a crucial part of keeping your organization healthy, and you might have heard about one tool that can help it stay fit: skinny tables. Read this post to learn how skinny tables work, how they can help you with large volumes of data, and what you should consider before using them. Continue reading

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Force.com SOQL Best Practices: Nulls and Formula Fields

Force.com SOQL Best Practices: Nulls and Formula Fields

Best practices for building Salesforce SOQL queries on large data volumes (LDV) included avoiding filtering on fields with nulls, and formula fields. If you’re implementing new queries—or want to clean up some of the workarounds you implemented prior to the Winter ’13 release—consider these updates related to filtering on nulls and formula fields. Continue reading

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