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Implement the Apex Cursor in a proper way to handle large datasets.

Do you find it difficult to manage large datasets and SOQL governor limits in Salesforce? In this video, I will dive deep into Apex Cursors, the powerful new feature that revolutionizes how we process millions of records.

Apex Cursors allow developers to navigate through query results in manageable chunks within a single transaction or across Queueable jobs. 

In this video, I will show you the correct way to implement an Apex Cursor, and I will also explain how to handle exceptions and perform a retry when necessary.

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📺 Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/gSoYIX3Y3Qs

[▶️]🔴🔥🎬 Improve SOQL Performance By Using Apex Cursors

Apex Cursors are a new beta feature in Salesforce Summer ’24 release that allows you to work with large datasets retrieved using SOQL queries. Unlike SOQL which returns the entire dataset at once, Cursors retrieve data in manageable chunks, improving performance and memory usage.

Cursors provide some advantages over Batch Apex, such as:

• Forward and backward navigation within the results.
• Ability to be chained in a series of queueable Apex jobs.

Cursor processing occurs within a single transaction, ensuring data consistency. Cursors are an alternative to batch Apex and address some of batch Apex’s limitations. Cursors are also more powerful because they can be used in a chain of queueable Apex jobs.

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