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Category: Disable Apex Code in Prod

How to Disable or Delete an Apex Trigger or Class from Production Organization ?

Apex code can’t be modified directly within a Production organization, so it requires steps using Developer tools, like the Force.com IDE. Steps to Remove or Disable Apex Classes/Triggers 1. Force.com IDE should be installed. 2. Connect to the Production Instance using the IDE and find the class or trigger that you want to delete. 3. Open…

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