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Where and when do we need to use api names in triggers?
Where and when do we need to use api names in triggers?
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Hi Himanshu,
We can refer fields and objects via API names rather than labels in apex code. This means the code will not break if the label is changed or translated. So in this case, we always use the API names.
Thanks
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