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What happens to child record when a parent record is deleted in Salesforce?
What happens to child record when a parent record is deleted?
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Hi,
If the parent record in a lookup relationship is deleted, the field history tracking for the child record does not record the deletion. For example, if a parent account is deleted, the Account History related list for the child account does not show the deletion.
But In case of Master-Detail Relationship, once you detail Master i.e parent record all corresponding Child Records get deleted.
Thanks.
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