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Can a batch have a completed state even if it failed?
A batch can have a Completed state even if some or all of the records have failed. If a subset of records failed, the successful records aren’t rolled back. Likewise, even if the batch has a Failed state or if a job is aborted, some records could have been completed successfully.
What happens when you batch load lab data?
When you batch load lab data in a normalized format, the system automatically generates two records from each incoming normalized lab data record, for both inserts and updates. The lab test name is then stored as a Question response and you can use it in data extract and in validation Procedures to identify the test name for each test result.
What kind of data can batch loader handle?
The Batch Data Loader cannot handle the following types of data: DCI/DCM combinations that have different collect time flags; for example, both the DCI and the DCM should collect time data, or neither should.
What happens if a batch of records fails?
If a subset of records failed, the successful records aren’t rolled back. Likewise, even if the batch has a Failed state or if a job is aborted, some records could have been completed successfully. When you get the batch results, it’s important to look at the Success field for each result row to ensure that all rows were processed successfully.
What happens when there are too many failed Records in batch?
Continue processing the batch regardless of any failed records (using the acceptExpression and acceptPolicy attributes to instruct subsequent batch steps how to handle failed records), until the batch job accumulates a maximum number of failed records at which point the execution will halt just like in option 1.
When to use post processing in batch Class?
A really common scenario in batch classes is when we need to collect all failed records and send an email or do post processing in the finish method. This is done to make sure the users are notified of what records failed in the batch class.
How to fix failed batch request in Salesforce?
Append the information from the Error column. If you don’t cache the batch request that you submitted, you can retrieve the batch request from Salesforce. After you have examined each result record, you can manually fix each record in the error file and submit these records in a new batch.