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Will system.debug() statement get executed in Trigger after adderror() method in Salesforce?
In trigger, we have system.debug() statement after adderror() method. Will system.debug() statement get executed in Trigger after adderror() method in Salesforce?
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adderror() method is not error statement rather its normal execution flow and all the statements written after adderror() will be executed normally.
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Adderror() is not a statement its execution method and a flow and all the code written inside the method will executed.
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