Trigger context variables play a very important role in
TRIGGER execution, context variables are required when we want a piece of code
inside trigger to runs only for a particular event. Using context variable we
can specify which piece of code we want to run for which particular event
avoiding running of other pieces of code which are not required to be run for the
specific event.
For example, if I want my piece of code inside TRIGGER to run
only for BEFORE INSERT event I can make use of the context variable as shown
below:
if(trigger.isbefore && trigger.isinsert)
{
// Code Block
}
Now let see what are different context variables we deal
with while we work with TRIGGERS,
trigger.isafter()
=>Check if the trigger is running in after mode, If the
trigger is running in after mode it will return true and allow the block of
code to execute.
trigger.isbefore()
=>Check if the trigger is running in before mode, If the trigger is running in before mode it will return true and allow the block of code to execute.
trigger.isupdate()
Check if the trigger is running in update mode, If the
trigger is running in update mode it will return true and allow the block of
code to execute.
trigger.isdelete()
Check if the trigger is running in delete mode, If the
trigger is running in delete mode it will return true and allow the block of
code to execute.
trigger.isinsert()
Check if the trigger is running in insert mode, If the
trigger is running in insert mode it will return true and allow the block of
code to execute.
trigger.isundelete()
Check if the trigger is running in undelete mode, If the
trigger is running in undelete mode it will return true and allow the block of
code to execute.
trigger.isexecuting()
Check if the apex class method is getting called from apex
trigger, If getting called return true and allow the apex class method to run.
trigger.new()
Stores the new list of records.
trigger.newmap()
Stores new records with id.
trigger.old()
Stores the old list of records.
trigger.oldmap()
Stores old records with id.
operationType
Returns an enum of type System.TriggerOperation corresponding to the current operation.
Possible values of the System.TriggerOperation enum are: BEFORE_INSERT, BEFORE_UPDATE, BEFORE_DELETE,AFTER_INSERT, AFTER_UPDATE, AFTER_DELETE, and AFTER_UNDELETE.
size
The total number of records in a trigger invocation, both old and new.
You have missed Trigger.isbefore
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DeleteoperationType and size is also missing from the list
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