Define ‘WhatID' and 'WhoID'.
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Answer / Brijesh Kumar Mishra
In Salesforce, 'WhatID' is a unique identifier of the record that an action or relationship is related to. It is used when a record needs to be referred by another record, such as a parent record having a Child Relationship with another record. On the other hand, 'WhoID' is a specific type of WhatID which represents the ID of the user who owns or performs an action on a record.
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