Blogs
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Executing Batch Apex Classes in Sequence
According to the Apex developer documentation, there are various ways to chain together Apex processes. In this post, I will elucidate two distinct methods for chaining multiple batchable interfaces. Let’s contemplate the process flow scenario outlined below: The processes enclosed within the yellow outline above represent a singular batchable interface. Here, we make the ultimate…
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Test Coverage For PDF Attachment
Over the years, I’ve received several emails specifically inquiring about test coverage for the PDF logic demo. Today, I finally have some time to document it. There isn’t much to emphasize here. However, I do value it when readers pose questions. Feel free to continue sending them my way.
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Salesforce Apex Queueable Interface Implementation
The Salesforce Apex Queueable Interface enables the asynchronous execution of Apex jobs, offering similarities to @Future annotated Apex classes. However, the distinctive feature of a queueable interface is its ability to be monitored through the Salesforce user interface or by querying the AsyncApexJob table. The utility of a queueable interface becomes apparent when initiating an…