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Are we at risk of Salesforce race condition in future method?
Hi All,
We are at risk of race condition in future method?
If we invoke an future method from a trigger that is performing a arithmetic operation based on data that is being committed in the trigger and we are at a risk for a race condition?
Please give suggestion.
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1 Reply
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Hi Mohit,
@Future's are queued transactionally along with other DB changes in the trigger transaction, so the future can't be executed until the enqueuing transaction commits. (and conversely, if the trigger transaction never commits due to errors etc, the @future is never executed)
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