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In Salesforce, If I delete the attachment on contact why it is deleted on the account also?
Hi All,
If I delete the attachment on contact why it is deleted on the account also. Why?
I have scenario in which if I delete the attachment which is in related list of Contact then it automatically deleted on the account also.
Please give suggestion
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1 Reply
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Hi Mohit,
Contacts and Accounts have a lookup relationship but this relationship has a property called Cascade Delete set to true.This is why when you delete attachment on contact automatically it got deleted in related account as well.
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