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What is thread sleep in Salesforce?
What is thread sleep in Salesforce?
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A sleeping thread in a multi-tenant world, is one which cannot be used by another customer.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by
krati vishnoi.
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Sometimes we need make apex thread to sleep for a while, sush as testing if the soql with [For Update] works,and as we know the sfdc do not offer a method to sleep the thread.
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Salesforce is Multi-tenant Architecture in which sleeping thread is thread which cannot be use by another customer. It would be great if we had a way of sleeping the running thread server side while we waited on something to happen inside of Apex code. When working with objects that have triggers, the triggers run separately.
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