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What is the use of @InvocableVariable Annotation in Salesforce ?
What is the use of @InvocableVariable Annotation in Salesforce ?
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The InvocableVariable annotation identifies a class variable used as an input or output parameter for an InvocableMethod method's invocable action. The use of InvocableVariable annotation to identify variables used by invocable methods in custom classes.
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The InvocableVariable annotation identifies a class variable used as an input or output parameter for an InvocableMethod method's invocable action. The use of InvocableVariable annotation to identify variables used by invocable methods in custom classes.
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