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Describe the benefits of the “One Trigger per Object” design pattern?
Describe the benefits of the “One Trigger per Object” design pattern.
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Hi Manpreet,
It's best Practice to have one trigger per object,If you assign more than one trigger per object then the order of execution of Triggers on object is not defined,you can't predict which trigger will run first therefore required result will not be achieved.
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