Execute scheduled Apex class code on the Developer console

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I have the following scheduled Apex code, I want to try it out on the developer console, as salesforce scheduler offers to the run the code, once an hour only.

global class examExpiryAlert implements Schedulable 

 global void execute(SchedulableContext ctx) 
 List<Exam__c> objects = [
 SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
 FROM Exam__c
 WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

 for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 
 
 update objects;

how can i run this code in the developer console to execute it right away, what parts do i have to remove or add?

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I have the following scheduled Apex code, I want to try it out on the developer console, as salesforce scheduler offers to the run the code, once an hour only.

global class examExpiryAlert implements Schedulable 

 global void execute(SchedulableContext ctx) 
 List<Exam__c> objects = [
 SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
 FROM Exam__c
 WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

 for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 
 
 update objects;

how can i run this code in the developer console to execute it right away, what parts do i have to remove or add?

edited 1 hour ago

asked 1 hour ago

Niveth Kumar

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I have the following scheduled Apex code, I want to try it out on the developer console, as salesforce scheduler offers to the run the code, once an hour only.

global class examExpiryAlert implements Schedulable 

 global void execute(SchedulableContext ctx) 
 List<Exam__c> objects = [
 SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
 FROM Exam__c
 WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

 for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 
 
 update objects;

how can i run this code in the developer console to execute it right away, what parts do i have to remove or add?

edited 1 hour ago

asked 1 hour ago

Niveth Kumar

215

I have the following scheduled Apex code, I want to try it out on the developer console, as salesforce scheduler offers to the run the code, once an hour only.

global class examExpiryAlert implements Schedulable 

 global void execute(SchedulableContext ctx) 
 List<Exam__c> objects = [
 SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
 FROM Exam__c
 WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

 for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 
 
 update objects;

how can i run this code in the developer console to execute it right away, what parts do i have to remove or add?

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asked 1 hour ago

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edited 1 hour ago

asked 1 hour ago

Niveth Kumar

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edited 1 hour ago

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Niveth Kumar

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asked 1 hour ago

Niveth Kumar

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asked 1 hour ago

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Try:

new examExpiryAlert().execute(null);

context doesn't matter.

answered 1 hour ago

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thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
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If you want to execute just a part of the class, you can extract the code and run that. However, Non atomic's way is best if you want all the functionality.

List<Exam__c> objects = [
SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
FROM Exam__c
WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 

update objects;

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

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You can create a cron expression to execute scheduleable class from Developer console.

String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute()); 
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());

//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';

MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob(); 
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);

Schedule Apex

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3 Answers
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Try:

new examExpiryAlert().execute(null);

context doesn't matter.

answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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4
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accepted

Try:

new examExpiryAlert().execute(null);

context doesn't matter.

answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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4
down vote

accepted

Try:

new examExpiryAlert().execute(null);

context doesn't matter.

answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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Try:

new examExpiryAlert().execute(null);

context doesn't matter.

answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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answered 1 hour ago

Non Atomic Games

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thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

thanks a lot, this worked. Will mark as best answer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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1
down vote

If you want to execute just a part of the class, you can extract the code and run that. However, Non atomic's way is best if you want all the functionality.

List<Exam__c> objects = [
SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
FROM Exam__c
WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 

update objects;

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

thank you Caspar Harmer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

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up vote
1
down vote

If you want to execute just a part of the class, you can extract the code and run that. However, Non atomic's way is best if you want all the functionality.

List<Exam__c> objects = [
SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
FROM Exam__c
WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 

update objects;

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

thank you Caspar Harmer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

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up vote
1
down vote

If you want to execute just a part of the class, you can extract the code and run that. However, Non atomic's way is best if you want all the functionality.

List<Exam__c> objects = [
SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
FROM Exam__c
WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 

update objects;

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

If you want to execute just a part of the class, you can extract the code and run that. However, Non atomic's way is best if you want all the functionality.

List<Exam__c> objects = [
SELECT Name, Exam_state__c, Expiration_Date_WF__c, day7Alert__c 
FROM Exam__c
WHERE Exam_state__c = 'Active'];

for(Exam__c e : objects)
 if(e.Expiration_Date_WF__c >= Date.today()-7) 
 e.day7Alert__c = True;
 

update objects;

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

answered 1 hour ago

Caspar Harmer

12.2k21749

thank you Caspar Harmer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
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thank you Caspar Harmer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

thank you Caspar Harmer
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

You can create a cron expression to execute scheduleable class from Developer console.

String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute()); 
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());

//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';

MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob(); 
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);

Schedule Apex

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

thank you for your support
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

You can create a cron expression to execute scheduleable class from Developer console.

String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute()); 
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());

//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';

MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob(); 
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);

Schedule Apex

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

thank you for your support
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

You can create a cron expression to execute scheduleable class from Developer console.

String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute()); 
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());

//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';

MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob(); 
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);

Schedule Apex

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

You can create a cron expression to execute scheduleable class from Developer console.

String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute()); 
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());

//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';

MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob(); 
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);

Schedule Apex

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

answered 1 hour ago

Devendra

4,1441320

thank you for your support
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

add a commentÂ |Â

thank you for your support
â€“Â Niveth Kumar
1 hour ago

thank you for your support
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1 hour ago

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