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What will happen if we undelete junction object and normal object from recycle b
What will happen if we undelete junction object and normal object from recycle bin in Salesforce?
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Junction object records are deleted when either associated master record is deleted and placed in the Recycle Bin. If both associated master records are deleted, the junction object record is deleted permanently and can't be restored.
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Both will get deleted.
In case of junction object or child object, they are dependent on Master. If master deletes, then child object also gets deleted and if we delete the detail object then nothing will happen to master and only child will get deleted.
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