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How to use System.abort in Batch Class in Salesforce?
How to use System.abort in Batch Class in Salesforce?
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Please refer the following link-
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/121630/abort-currently-running-job-in-salesforce -
[ SELECT ID FROM CRONTRIGGER]; Then you need to abort each job using System. abortJob(<jobId>); function. So using the above script you can abort the scheduled job in Salesforce using Apex.
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