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I have a staging table that stores product receipt data, which is populated via a custom service integration. Now, I need to trigger a batch job asynchronously whenever new data is inserted into this table. The batch job should perform standard validations and post the product receipt.

I've completed the part where data is successfully pushed into the staging table through the service. I’m now looking for guidance on creating the batch job.

Can this be achieved using just a single service operation class? Is it necessary to include a contract and controller class? Also, how can I ensure the batch runs asynchronously?

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Regarding batch Job

You didn't mention with D365 product you're talking about, but I'm assuming you mean F&O and the SysOperation framework.

You don't need a contract class if you don't need any parameters. You may want the batch to process a specific record (which requires a parameter identifying the record) or to process all (pending) records (and then you don't need any parameter).

You technically can utilize the standard controller, but you should rather create a custom controller inheriting from the standard one. This allows you to give the batch a name and to identify the service inside the controller.

Batch processing is asynchronous by definition. The execution mode for batches is SysOperationExecutionMode::ScheduledBatch, although you may also want to use ReliableAsynchronous.

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