#Salesforce Developer #Apex CodeHow would you write bulkified Apex code using SOQL and DML to process thousands of records efficiently while avoiding SOQL query limits, DML limits, and CPU timeouts?
Hi @M Anjil Reddy Good question! To handle large volumes of records in Apex, always avoid SOQL and DML inside loops. Use Sets, Maps, and Lists to process records in bulk. Query only required fields, use selective filters, and perform DML operations on collections to reduce governor limit issues.
For thousands of records, use Batch Apex to process data in smaller transactions. Use Queueable Apex for asynchronous processing and Limits methods to monitor CPU time, SOQL, and DML usage. Always test with bulk records before deployment.
📘 Salesforce Documentation:
Bulk Apex Triggers – TrailheadHope this helps!
