Retire Developer Sandboxes
Retire sandboxes that are outdated or no longer needed to make room for new sandboxes in your instance.
About this task
You should manually retire sandboxes when your work is complete to maintain a healthy lifecycle.
Warning:
For more information, see Cloning and upgrading considerations for Developer Sandboxes.Because sandboxes are retired automatically after an upgrade or clone, ensure any work that you want to keep is preserved before upgrading. You must manually recreate sandboxes after an upgrade or clone.
- For Zurich Patch 5 or later, uncommitted work in existing sandboxes is automatically exported as remote update sets on the base instance, which you must commit to sandboxes created after the upgrade.
- For clones, you must manually save and restore all work in sandboxes.
- Any custom table configuration changes or fixes must be reapplied after an upgrade. Contact Now Support to open a case.
Before you begin
Commit any changes if you're using source control.
Role required: admin or delegated developer
Procedure
Result
After it's retired, the sandbox is no longer available for use. However, you can allocate new sandboxes as needed. For more information, see Allocate a sandbox.