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How to Invoke Batch Class in Salesforce?
Hi
How to invoke batch apex job (or) how to execute the batch apex job programmatically?
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2 Replies
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Hi Achintya,
We can use database.executebatch ( ) method to programmatically begin the batch job.
Syntax:
Public static ID execute batch ( sObject class name)
Public static ID execute batch (sObject class name, integers scope)
The above two methods are static methods of database class. We can use any one of the methods to execute the batch job.
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1) Go to Setup --> Open Developer Console.
2) Select "Debug" tab --> Open Execute Anonymous Window
3) In this window, type Database.executeBatch(new NameofBatchClass());
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