Introduction Future methods are another way to execute code asynchronously in Salesforce. They are defined using the @future annotation. Key Features Syntax Calling a Future Method Limitations Limitation for Asynchronous From / What Call @future method System.enqueueJob() Database.executeBatch() System.schedule() Anonymous Apex 50 50 100 100 @AuraEnabled method 50 50 100 …
Queueable Apex in Salesforce
Introduction Queueable Apex is a powerful asynchronous execution framework in Salesforce that allows developers to perform complex and long-running operations. It builds upon the functionality of @future methods and provides additional features like chaining jobs and accessing non-primitive data types. Key Features of Queueable Apex SyntaxQueueable Apex classes must implement …
Schedule Apex (Salesforce UI and CRON Expression – Asynchronous Apex)
Introduction Scheduled Apex allows developers to schedule a class to run at specific intervals using CRON expressions or the Salesforce UI. Key Features Syntax for a Scheduled Apex Class A class must implement the Schedulable interface. Scheduling Through Salesforce UI Scheduling Using CRON Expression CRON Expression Format Example CRON expressions: …
Batch Apex Salesforce
Introduction Batch Apex is used to process large data sets asynchronously by breaking them into manageable chunks. Key Features Batch Apex with SObject and Dynamic SOQL Use CaseTo fetch data dynamically using a SOQL query. Example: Dynamic Query with SObjects Execution Batch Apex with Iterable (Database.Iterable) In Salesforce Batch Apex, …
Salesforce Winter ’25 Release: New Features for Admins & Developers
Salesforce continually enhances its platform through seasonal releases that occur thrice yearly: Spring, Summer, and Winter. Each release brings new features and improvements aimed at refining user experience and boosting efficiency. The Winter ’25 Release upholds this tradition, introducing exciting updates designed to streamline processes and enhance productivity. Exploring Winter …