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Can a trigger have a static keyword in its code in Salesforce?
Can a trigger have a static keyword in its code in Salesforce?
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Hi Mohit,
We can declare and use static variables in a trigger, but we cannot use static initializer blocks.
A static variable defined in a trigger doesn't retain its value between different trigger contexts within the same transaction, such as between before insert and after insert invocations.
Hope it helps!
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A trigger cannot have a static keyword in its code.
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A trigger can not have a static keyword in its code in Salesforce.
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