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Which approach one should prefer first declarative or programmatic ?
If i can perform a task by both the way then for which one should i go?
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Hi Suraj,
Most complete and robust solutions actually use a combination of declarative and programmatic solutions.
Developers should understand how to develop using both declarative and programmatic features of Salesforce.com.
Always try to use declarative "or" Point-And-Click approach first before writing any code.I will explain you with the help of a scenario.Let's say you need to Perform a task if (no of opportunities in Accounts = 3).You can split this up.With the help of Rollup Summary ,you can count no of opportunities(instead of writing a trigger) & rest you can do it with the help of code.
Thanks
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