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What are the two options for when Apex Triggers can run?
What are the two options for when Apex Triggers can run?
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Apex Triggers can either run before a record has been saved of after. A before operation is usually used to verify information that is going to be inserted, and after trigger is used to access data that has previously been entered by a user or system.
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Before And After being Saved in the DataBase .
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Apex Triggers can either run before a record has been saved of after.
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