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Questions relating to Apex, the native programming language for the Force.com platform. Use it for general questions on syntax, errors, constructs, and rules of use. Most questions should include a code *excerpt* to help answerers understand specifically what has gone wrong or why you need help.
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Will the trigger be fired twice in this situation?
I have two triggers on an object.
One contains all before logic and another contains all after logic.
First Trigger:
{
1. if(Trigger.isUpdate)
{
for (Task_Flow_manager__c TFM: Trigger.new …
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