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Limitations of @InvocableMethod annotation in Salesforce ?
<b itemprop="name">Limitations of @InvocableMethod annotation in Salesforce ?
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The Invocable method must be static and public or global , and its class must be an outer class. Only one method in a class can have the InvocableMethod annotation. Triggers can't reference Invocable methods. Other annotations can't be used with the InvocableMethod annotation.
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An invocable method will not accept more than one argument as a method parameter. Only static methods can be invocable methods and also More than one invocable method is not allowed per class.
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