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Why we not allowed to use the DML operation inside a constructor in Salesforce apex class?
Hi All,
Why we not allowed to use the DML operation inside a constructor in apex class?
Please give suggestion
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1 Reply
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Hi Mohit,
Constructor is mainly used to initialization of variables. It is not used for doing DML operations.
Salesforce has blocked this due to security issues.
If you want to do DML operation during VF page loading, use action attrirbute in <apex:page>. Call a method from the action in which DML operation is allowed.
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