-
What is the Salesforce Trigger?
What is the Salesforce Trigger?
-
2 Replies
-
A trigger is a lever which, when pulled by the finger, releases the hammer on a firearm. In a database, a trigger is a set of Structured Query Language statements that automatically “fires off” an action when a specific operation, such as changing data in a table, occurs. A trigger consists of an event and an action. Triggers are used to preserve data integrity by checking on or changing data in a consistent manner.
-
A trigger is a lever which, when pulled by the finger, releases the hammer on a firearm. In a database, a trigger is a set of Structured Query Language statements that automatically “fires off” an action when a specific operation, such as changing data in a table, occurs.
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Salesforce Quotes Best Practices for Quotation Templates
A quotation template is a professional document outlining your products or services, pricing, and terms. It’s more than just a price list; it’s a strategic…
5 + 1 Reasons Why You Need Salesforce CPQ Software for Your Business
Some businesses don't use CPQ software yet. Maybe they just don't need it, or maybe they don't have time and money for it, because most of…
What is the Flow Builder In Salesforce in 2023?
With the help of lightning flows, you may automate challenging business processes and time-consuming data entry (also known as flows). Using flows lets you work…
Popular Salesforce Videos
Non-technical But Want to Build Career in Salesforce?
In this video Shrey gave the answer to the following questions: 1. What is the next step after doing Certification in Salesforce Administrator? 2. How…
TrailheaDX 2020 Opening Film | Salesforce
Now more than ever, Trailblazers are using the Salesforce Platform from anywhere in the world to collaborate, innovate, make a change, and build a brighter…
Case Escalation In Salesforce | Salesforce Development Tutorial
Case Escalation in Salesforce. This video will cover the following points - 1. Case escalation Get a brief introduction about case escalation. 2. Configuration Take…
