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          Sandbox Licenses and Storage Limits by Type

          Sandbox Licenses and Storage Limits by Type

          A sandbox is a copy of your organization in a separate environment that you can use for a variety of purposes, such as testing and training. Sandboxes are completely isolated from your Salesforce production organization. The operations you perform in your sandboxes don’t affect your Salesforce production organization. You can create different sandbox environments for your org, depending on your needs for storage, copy configuration, and frequency of refresh.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Database.com Editions

          Each type has different features to support the activities it’s designed for.

          Sandboxes Available Per Edition
          Sandbox Type Professional Edition Enterprise Edition Unlimited Edition Performance Edition
          Developer Sandbox 10 25 100 100
          Developer Pro Sandbox     5 5
          Partial Copy Sandbox Not Available 1 1 1
          Full Sandbox Not Available   1 1
          • If you need licenses for more sandboxes, contact Salesforce to order sandboxes for your organization.
          • You can order an unlimited number of QA databases.
          Note
          Note You can buy additional Developer Pro sandboxes for any edition, or Partial and Full sandboxes for Enterprise, Unlimited, and Performance editions.

          Developer sandboxes aren’t available for purchase but are bundled with add-on sandboxes of other types.

          • The Developer Pro Sandbox add-on is bundled with 5 Developer Sandboxes.
          • The Partial Copy Sandbox add-on is bundled with 10 Developer Sandboxes.
          • The Full Sandbox add-on is bundled with 15 Developer Sandboxes.
          Note
          Note You can match provisioned licenses in production to your sandbox org without having to refresh your sandbox. Sandbox license counts are updated to match the counts in production. The process also adds licenses that are in production but not in the sandbox, and deletes licenses that aren’t in production.
          Sandbox Feature Quick Reference
          Sandbox Type Refresh Interval Storage Limit What’s Copied Sandbox Templates
          Developer Sandbox 1 day

          Data storage: 200 MB (400 MB with storage upgrade)

          File storage: 200 MB

          Metadata only Not available
          Developer Pro Sandbox 1 day

          Data storage: 1 GB (2 GB with storage upgrade)

          File storage: 1 GB

          Metadata only Not available
          Partial Copy Sandbox 5 days

          Data storage: 5 GB

          File storage: Same as your production org

          Metadata and sample data Required
          Full Sandbox 29 days Same as your production org Metadata and all data Available

          Entities defined as metadata types aren’t counted as part of storage allocations in sandboxes. For more information about entities that are counted against storage allocations, see Salesforce Help: Data and File Storage Allocations.

          For more information on upgrading storage for Developer and Developer Pro sandboxes, see Sandbox Storage Upgrades for all the details.

          Note
          Note Sandboxes don’t send email notifications when storage limits are reached. However, if you reach the storage limit of your sandbox, you can’t save new data in it. To check your storage limits, from Setup, enter Storage Usage in the Quick Find box, then select Storage Usage.
           
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