Salesforce Fact #220 | Get trigger details using screen flow

Suppose we want to get the details of Apex triggers for a particular object. Now instead of going to each object from object manager or doing SOQL multiple times, we can have a screen flow serving the purpose quickly.

We can design a screen flow which will take the input object name for which we want to get the trigger details and then we will use a get records element to get the data and finally format the data using text templates.

Attached are the screenshots.


















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  1. UnknownOctober 26, 2021 at 12:04 PM

    Hey Abhishek,

    Good one on this!
    Just a minor suggestion.
    When you have multiple sequence of images, use a carousel.
    Images would appear bigger and cohesive with the flow.

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    1. Abhishek SahaOctober 26, 2021 at 10:40 PM

      Thank you for your suggestion. Will try to do the same.

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