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What is the role of getAsyncSaveResult(asyncLocator) Database method in Salesforce ?
What is the role of getAsyncSaveResult(asyncLocator) Database method in Salesforce ?
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Returns the status of an asynchronous insert or update operation based on the unique identifier associated with each modification.
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Returns the status of a nonconcurrent supplement or update activity dependent on the one of a kind identifier related with every change. Returns the rundown of individual records that have been erased for a sObject type inside the predetermined beginning and end dates and times and that are still in the Recycle Bin.
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