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Is there any way we change the parent record for a child record in a master-detail relationship?
Is there any way we change the parent record for a child record in a master-detail relationship?
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Hi Saurabh,
The default behavior, as others have already observed, is not to allow child records to be re-parented. There is an option to change this behavior. It is called "Allow reparenting option" and is located in the master-detail field definition.
Thanks.
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