TDTM Background

Salesforce supports triggers to execute specific code on the insert, update, delete, and undelete of records of objects.

We can create multiple triggers on any object, but by creating multiple triggers, we cannot manage the order of their execution.

Salesforce best practices recommend writing only one trigger per object, and from that trigger, we can call another class method where our code is written. This way, we can manage the order of execution.

However, the issue lies in the fact that to disable any trigger, we must alter the trigger code or alter the order of execution.

On production, we cannot change code, so for any small change, we need to perform deployments, which are time-consuming and may cause production stability.