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insertImmediate(sobjects) method of Database class in Salesforce ?
What is the use of method insertImmediate(sobjects) method of Database class in Salesforce ?
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Hi,
The requests are executed synchronously and are sent to the external systems that are defined by the external objects' associated external data sources. If the Apex transaction contains pending changes, the synchronous operations can't be completed and throw exceptions. - [adinserter block='9']
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The requests are executed synchronously and are sent to the external systems that are defined by the external objects' associated external data sources.
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