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Hi Hema, The instance URL gives a pretty good idea about what kind a environment it is. To begin with:
- CS instance is always a sanbox.
- other possible instances AP, NA, EU are alloted geographically.
- AP - Asia pacific
- NA - North America
- EU - European (EMEA)
Alloting the instances geographically helps for faster access to the resources.
Alternatively, you can check it with the following API call
SELECT Id, InstanceName, IsSandbox, Name, OrganizationType FROM Organization
Results like this:
Hope this helps.Cheers,Dev
Hi Hema,If you got your answer, could you please mark the question as solved.Thanks and cheers, Dev Hi Rajendran,1. Look at your URL, if you log in at test.salesforce.com it's sandbox - and will bring you to csX.salesforce.com (x replaced with a number). While your production will log in at login.salesforce.com and bring you to naX.salesforce.com. 2. Sandbox is not a stand-alone product, you need to have a Production SFDC org in order to get a Sandbox. 3. When you are logged into an SB it is usually indicated by a black oval with the name of your SB org in bold white letters at the top of every page.Hope it Helps you. Mark this answer Solved if it resolves your query. Regards ,
Suraj
Hi Suraj,Thanks for your quick response. I am using an nforce module to perform the subscription to the push topic. So, all I would have handy is the instance URL and oauth related information and not the UI. So would it be possible to determine just from the instance URL that it would be sandbox or production ?? Is it true that the sandbox instances (irrespective of the region) would always begin with cs ? Is there any API call that I could make to find out with the information I have (instance URL and oauth) to get to know whether it is a production or sandbox environment ?Regards,Hema
