Batch classes
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What is Batch classes?
Batch Apex in Salesforce allows you to process large volumes of records (thousands to millions) that would exceed governor limits if processed in a single transaction. It operates asynchronously, dividing the records into manageable batches and processing them separately. It is commonly used for data cleansing, archival, or complex calculations on large datasets.
What other technologies are related to Batch classes?
Batch classes Complementary Technologies
SOSL
SOSL (Salesforce Object Search Language) can be used within Batch Apex for searching data, making it complementary.
Flows
Flows can be used to orchestrate and call Batch Apex jobs, or process records returned by them, acting as a complementary technology for complex business logic.
LWC
LWC (Lightning Web Components) can be used to display data processed by Batch Apex jobs or trigger these jobs via user interaction, acting as a front-end component. Therefore, is a complementary technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention Batch classes?
Salesforce Developer
0.3% of all Salesforce Developer jobs mention Batch classes
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Salesforce Administrator
0.1% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention Batch classes
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Cloud Architect
6 Cloud Architect jobs mention Batch classes
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Software Engineer
197 Software Engineer jobs mention Batch classes
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Software Architect
8 Software Architect jobs mention Batch classes
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Which organizations are mentioning Batch classes?
General Dynamics Information Technology
Professional Services
Accenture Australia
Professional Services
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