Restricting Delete for child records is something customizers should start paying special attention towards defining 1:N relationships for entity records.
System Customizers often design this on purpose so that you are aware that the record you are deleting has child records associated with it and cannot be deleted.
Let’s consider this scenario – Account is a parent of Subscription (which is…
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Restricting Delete for child records is something customizers should start paying special attention towards defining 1:N relationships for entity records. System Customizers often design this on purpose so that you are aware that the record you are deleting has child records associated with it and cannot be deleted.
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