In Salesforce, a master-detail relationship is a type of object relationship that links a child object to a parent (master) object. This relationship type controls the security and ownership of the child record, supports roll-up summary fields on the parent, and enables cross-object field updates in workflows.
If you convert (detach) a master-detail relationship to a lookup relationship, several important behaviors change that may affect your data integrity, reports, automation, and security model. This article explains the effects you can expect when a Salesforce master-detail relationship is detached and converted to a lookup relationship.
Converting a Salesforce master-detail relationship to a lookup relationship produces the following effects:
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