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In Salesforce you have 2 storage categorycategories

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5k records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

In Salesforce you have 2 storage category

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5k records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

In Salesforce you have 2 storage categories

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5k records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

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Sam
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In Salesforce you have 2 storage category

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

    File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

    Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.55k records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

In Salesforce you have 2 storage category

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.
  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5 records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

In Salesforce you have 2 storage category

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.

  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5k records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage

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Sam
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In Salesforce you have 2 storage category

  1. File Storage - This constitutes all the files / attachments that is uploaded in your org.
  2. Data Storage - This is where your standard and custom object data resides.

Developer edition usually have very low data storage limits (5 Mb which roughly is 2.5 records (2kB -per record)). So you could delete some of the data (std / custom records) in your org and then you will be able to create new records.

You can check the storage limits by going to :

SetUp --> Administer -> Data Management -> storage Usage