Episode 19 - Asynchronous Apex - Batch apex & schedulers
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This document provides an overview of asynchronous processing in Salesforce using Batch Apex and Scheduled Apex. It discusses the differences between synchronous and asynchronous processing, how to structure Batch Apex jobs with start, execute, and finish methods, how to maintain state across batches, considerations for Batch Apex, how Scheduled Apex jobs work based on cron expressions, anatomy of a Scheduled Apex job, and considerations for Scheduled Apex. The document includes demos of writing basic and stateful Batch Apex jobs and a Scheduled Apex job with a cron trigger.
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