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What is Difference between Salesforce Triggers and Workflows?
Hi All,
What is Difference between Triggers and Workflows?
please give suggestions
Thanks
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Hi sushant,
- Workflows are part of standard salesforce customisation, so no code is required. While triggers are a piece of APEX code .
- Workflows only work on record creation and updation, while triggers can work on any DML event.
- Workflows events include field updates, email alerts, new tasks and outgoing messages only.
- You can not create records with workflows, while with triggers you can.
There are plenty more differences, for more information go to,
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/26929/workflows-vs-triggers
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Thanks Kumar
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