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How to invoke batch apex job (or) how to execute the batch apex job programmatically?
How to invoke batch apex job (or) how to execute the batch apex job programmatically?
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Hi,
Run Batch Apex
1. From the Developer Console, click Debug | then Open Execute Anonymous Window.
2. Execute the following code.
Id <variable name>= Database.executeBatch(new <Class name>(), batch size);
Example code
Id batchJobId = Database.executeBatch(new RunThisBatch(), 200);
NOTE: batchJobId will contain the job Id of the batch.Thanks
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Adding code snippet
Execute the following code.
Id <variable name>= Database.executeBatch(new <Class name>(), batch size);Thanks
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