'Delete' or 'Refresh' button not available for sandbox
- In Salesforce Classic: Go to Setup > Deploy > Sandboxes
- In Lightning Experience: Go to Setup > Environment > Sandboxes
Why I can delete a sandbox Salesforce?
It is not possible to delete or refresh a newly created sandbox until its refresh interval has passed. A recently created sandbox environment may be activated once the sandbox copy process is complete. It will not have the option to be deleted or refresh until their refresh interval has passed.
Can I delete a sandbox account?
Delete a sandbox account Log in to the Developer Dashboard and navigate to the Sandbox>>Accounts page. In the Manage Accounts column, click the icon associated with the account you want to manage. Click Delete. A message confirms the successful deletion of the account(s).
How do I delete a sandbox project?
If you want to delete your (Eclipse) project from your sandbox, right-click the project and click Team > Delete from Repository.
Do Salesforce sandboxes expire?
Sandboxes are locked when all the licenses for a type of sandbox expire. Salesforce deletes sandboxes that have been locked for 60 days. Users who created or most recently refreshed any sandbox for your org are notified prior to scheduling the sandbox for deletion.
How do I delete a sandbox user?
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How do I uninstall sandbox app?
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How do I clone a sandbox in Salesforce?
From Setup, enter Sandboxes in the Quick Find box, then select Sandboxes. Click New Sandbox, or click Clone next to a completed sandbox. Note Some older sandboxes may not be available for cloning. Unavailable source orgs don't have a Clone link next to them.
How do I remove codesandbox template?
Deleting Templates From the "Sandbox Info" panel inside the editor, there is a Delete Template button at the bottom when viewing an existing template.
What is the difference between sandbox and scratch org?
The main difference between scratch orgs and sandboxes is that scratch orgs take the metadata from a configurable file, whereas sandboxes copy metadata from your Salesforce environment.
What is Salesforce sandbox?
Salesforce Sandboxes are replicas of the production org. They do not contain any live data or active users. Your copy sandbox is a useful environment for making changes and testing them. In the developer sandbox, your changes will not affect any live business processes.
What is scratch ORG In Salesforce?
The scratch org is a source-driven and disposable deployment of Salesforce code and metadata, made for developers and automation (CI/CD). A scratch org is fully configurable, allowing developers to emulate different Salesforce editions with different features and preferences.
Why We Recommend Using Aliases
When you create or clone a sandbox, the usernames generated in the sandbox are based on the usernames present in the production org or sandbox. The username looks like an email address, such as [email protected]. If the resulting username is not unique, we prepend some characters and digits to the username.
Create a Sandbox
When you create a sandbox, Salesforce copies the metadata and optionally data from your production org to a sandbox org.
Clone a Sandbox
You can create a sandbox by cloning an existing sandbox rather than using your production org as your source. You can save time by customizing a sandbox with a set of data and metadata and then replicating it.
Check the Sandbox Status
Creating or cloning a sandbox can take several minutes. Once the command times out, you can run the force:org:status command to report on creation or cloning status. When the sandbox is ready, this command authenticates to the sandbox.
Open a Sandbox
Once the sandbox is ready, you can open it by specifying its username or alias. However, you don’t have to provide its password because the CLI manages the authentication details for you.
Delete a Sandbox
You can delete a sandbox using the CLI if it was authenticated when running org:create, org:clone, or org:status. Other sandboxes that you authenticated using auth:web:login or auth:jwt:grant also appear on the org list, but must be deleted using the sandbox detail page in your production org.