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Does Data Loader trigger process builder?
While Process Builder is being improved to better handle bulk processing, it can still generate errors when a large Data Loader Insert or Upsert triggers a Process.
Does Process Builder run in bulk?
How Bulkified is Process Builder Actually? Process Builders have Soql and Apex running at its very heart. Hence, the general understanding from their ability to handle bulk records is the same, as if you would be implementing a solution with custom development.
When should I use trigger vs process builder?
Process Builders cannot handle before DML It executes after a record has been created or updated. Whereas Apex triggers can handle both before and after DML operations. But with Apex triggers partial success is possible. Whenever a particular use case is not possible using Process Builder, consider using Apex triggers.
How does the mass update process work in Oracle?
The mass update process uses the processing options in the work order revision program for validations. If the version of the work order revision program has entitlement checking enabled, the system does not allow you to process the work orders.
How to do bulk record update using process builder and flows?
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How does the work order mass update process work?
Change values for equipment and service work orders for which entitlement checking is enabled. When you work with work order mass updates, you specify the version of the work order revision program to use. The mass update process uses the processing options in the work order revision program for validations.
How to make callout in the future method?
What we’ve done to work around that is to make callout in the future method. Your invocable would call the future and pass the map. The future would construct the request and send it out. Your future should be annotated with @future (callout=true) to be able to make callouts.