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Why would a developer use test startTest and test stopTest in Salesforce?
Why would a developer use test startTest and test stopTest in Salesforce?
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Hii Ratnesh,
Test. startTest() and Test. stopTest() exist primarily to allow you to reset the governor limits within the context of your test execution and to be able to testasynchronous methods. These two statements cannot be called more than once within a testMethod.
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Test. startTest() and Test. stopTest() exist primarily to allow you to reset the governor limits within the context of your test execution and to be able to test asynchronous methods
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Hii Ratnesh,
Test. startTest() and Test. stopTest() exist primarily to allow you to reset the governor limits within the context of your test execution and to be able to testasynchronous methods. These two statements cannot be called more than once within a testMethod.
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