Single-record updates work fine, but bulk updates expose failures. Errors appear that never show up during normal usage. I want to understand why bulk behavior differs so much.
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Single-record updates work fine, but bulk updates expose failures. Errors appear that never show up during normal usage. I want to understand why bulk behavior differs so much.
Bulk operations stress test governor limits, locking, and automation sequencing. Logic that works for one record may fail when executed hundreds of times.
This reveals assumptions about data size and execution order.
Designing everything as bulk-safe is essential.
Takeaway: Salesforce always executes in bulk, even when it looks like it doesn’t.