What is the difference between the Salesforce Unlimited edition and the Salesforce enterprise edition?

 In the context of Salesforce, here are some factors given for choosing between Salesforce Unlimited Edition and Salesforce Enterprise Edition:-

Data limit and storage

The Salesforce limited edition can offer a higher data file storage limit as compared to the enterprise edition.

Customization and complexity

The Salesforce’s unlimited edition can provide more customization options including additional custom objects, custom tabs, and workflow as compared to the enterprise edition.

Integration and APIs

The unlimited edition can offer more API calls per use license as compared to the enterprise edition.

Scalability and performance

The unlimited edition is designed for scalability band handling of larger datasets, bigger transaction volume, and more concurrent users as compared to the enterprise edition.

Cost and budget

You should evaluate the cost difference between the Salesforce Unlimited Edition and Salesforce Enterprise Edition based on your company’s budget and the value derived from the additional features.

Here is the combination of coding given for choosing between Salesforce Unlimited Edition and Salesforce Enterprise Edition:-

// Determine the Salesforce edition (Enterprise or Unlimited)

String edition = UserInfo.getOrganizationId().substring(15, 18);

If (edition == ‘00D’) {

    System.debug(‘Salesforce Enterprise Edition’);

} else if (edition == ‘00U’) {

    System.debug(‘Salesforce Unlimited Edition’);

}

// Check data and file storage usage

Integer dataStorageUsed = Limits.getLimitDataUsage().getDataStorageUsage();

Integer fileStorageUsed = Limits.getLimitDataUsage().getFileStorageUsage();

System.debug(‘Data Storage Used: ‘ + dataStorageUsed + ‘ bytes’);

System.debug(‘File Storage Used: ‘ + fileStorageUsed + ‘ bytes’);

// Create a custom object (example for customization)

Schema.SObjectType customObject = new Schema.SObjectTypeBuilder(‘Custom_Object__c’)

     .setLabel(‘Custom Object’)

     .setPluralLabel(‘Custom Objects’)

     .create();

// Make a REST API callout (example for integration)

HttpRequest request = new HttpRequest();

Request.setEndpoint(‘https://example.com/api/resource’);

Request.setMethod(‘GET’);

Http http = new Http();

HttpResponse response = http.send(request);

// Handle asynchronous processing (example for scalability)

@future

Public static void processAsync(String param) {

    // Perform asynchronous processing here

}

Here is the coding for Python programming language:-

From simple_salesforce import Salesforce

Import requests

# Initialize Salesforce connection

Sf = Salesforce(username=’your_username’, password=’your_password’, security_token=’your_security_token’)

# Check Salesforce edition

Sf_edition = sf.query(“SELECT Edition FROM Organization LIMIT 1”)[‘records’][0][‘Edition’]

Print(“Salesforce Edition:”, sf_edition)

# Check data and file storage usage

Data_storage_used = sf.query(“SELECT DataStorageUsed FROM Organization”)[‘records’][0][‘DataStorageUsed’]

File_storage_used = sf.query(“SELECT FileStorageUsed FROM Organization”)[‘records’][0][‘FileStorageUsed’]

Print(“Data Storage Used:”, data_storage_used, “bytes”)

Print(“File Storage Used:”, file_storage_used, “bytes”)

# Create a custom object (example for customization)

Custom_object_definition = {

    “FullName”: “CustomObject__c”,

    “DeploymentStatus”: “Deployed”,

    “Label”: “Custom Object”,

    “PluralLabel”: “Custom Objects”,

    “SharingModel”: “ReadWrite”

}

Sf.metadata.create(‘CustomObject’, custom_object_definition)

# Make a REST API callout (example for integration)

url = https://your_salesforce_instance/services/data/v54.0/sobjects/Account/

headers = {‘Authorization’: ‘Bearer ‘ + sf.session_id}

response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

print(“API Response Status Code:”, response.status_code)

# Handle asynchronous processing (example for scalability)

Def process_async(param):

    # Perform asynchronous processing here

    Pass

# Usage of the process_async function

Process_async(‘some_param_value’)

Here is the coding given for java programming language:-

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.Connector;

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.EnterpriseConnection;

Import com.sforce.ws.ConnectorConfig;

Public class SalesforceIntegration {

    Public static void main(String[] args) {

        // Salesforce credentials and API version

        String username = “your_username”;

        String password = “your_password”;

        String securityToken = “your_security_token”;

        String apiUrl = https://login.salesforce.com/services/Soap/c/54.0;

        Try {

            // Initialize Salesforce connection

            ConnectorConfig config = new ConnectorConfig();

            Config.setUsername(username);

            Config.setPassword(password + securityToken);

            Config.setAuthEndpoint(apiUrl);

            EnterpriseConnection connection = Connector.newConnection(config);

            // Check Salesforce edition

            String edition = connection.getUserInfo().getOrganizationId().substring(15, 18);

            System.out.println(“Salesforce Edition: “ + (edition.equals(“00D”) ? “Enterprise Edition” : “Unlimited Edition”));

            // Query data and file storage usage

            Int dataStorageUsed = connection.getLimits().getDataStorageUsage().getDataStorageMB();

            Int fileStorageUsed = connection.getLimits().getDataStorageUsage().getFileStorageMB();

            System.out.println(“Data Storage Used: “ + dataStorageUsed + “ MB”);

            System.out.println(“File Storage Used: “ + fileStorageUsed + “ MB”);

            // Create a custom object (example for customization)

            String customObjectDefinition = “CustomObject__cDeployedCustom ObjectCustom ObjectsReadWrite”;

            Connection.createMetadata(customObjectDefinition);

            // Make a REST API callout (example for integration)

            String restUrl = https://your_salesforce_instance/services/data/v54.0/sobjects/Account/;

            HttpResponse response = connection.sendRequest(new HttpGet(restUrl));

            System.out.println(“API Response Status Code: “ + response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());

            // Handle asynchronous processing (example for scalability)

            Connection.executeAnonymous(“String param = ‘some_param_value’; YourClass.processAsync(param);”);

            // Close the connection

            Connection.logout();

        } catch (Exception e) {

            System.err.println(“An error occurred: “ + e.getMessage());

        }

    }

}