Hello steal a brainrot, in Salesforce, a recursive trigger happens when a trigger causes itself (or another trigger that comes back to it) to run again — repeatedly — because of DML operations inside the trigger.If not controlled, this can cause:Infinite loops“Maximum trigger depth exceeded” errorsGovernor limit…
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