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E.J. Wilburn
Allow adding new master-detail relationships to existing managed objects.
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Currently you cannot add a new master-detail relationship to an object that has already been released as part of a managed package. This prevents developers from expanding on current functionality, requiring them to abandon the old object and create a new object if the master-detail relationship is needed. In our case, we wanted to take advantage of the multiple master-detail relationship functionality that was added in a previous release to replace our trigger code that emulated multiple masters on a custom object, but cannot due to this limitation.
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Andrew Smith - 6 years ago
Venkata Kunisetty - 5 months ago
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Nagaraja Godmala - 1 year ago
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Jilayne Petruzzi - 6 years ago
Dmitry Rivlin - 6 years ago
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