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Approval Process in Salesforce: Unlock Record BEFORE Field Update
Is it possible to ensure an approval process's final approval/rejection unlocks the record before any of the field updates happen?
Ordinarily it seems like it doesn't especially matter, as field updates are somehow applied despite being locked, but I am running a trigger off those field updates that attempts to delete the record, but cannot because it is still locked.
As a workaround, I'm thinking my trigger can unlock the record before deleting it, but this seems to be a senseless complication.
Surely if there are field update actions, the record has to unlock first?
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