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Difference between Runbasebatch and SOF

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Hi team,

I do research and what I understood the main difference between them:

Suppose I needs to update credit limits for 1 lakh records . We can achieve the same with both framework older and newewr (Runbasebatch and SOF). There will be no issue.

But in future respective, suppose business told us to add one more parameter like "Customer group".

Then in case of "Runbasebatch"-

We have to modify dialog, getfromdialog,pack, unpack,run methods

In case of "SOF"-

We needs to add the field like custome group in contact class and need to use it in service class. Rest of the things handled by the SOF framework .

I hope this is the main difference between Runbasebatch and SOF.

Is am I correct? Pls validate,

If I missed anything, please let me know. thanks

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Your understanding is correct.

Of course, there are other differences between the two frameworks, such as that SysOperation offers multiple execution modes.

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Thanks Martin, for the response.

As you said "execution mode". As per my understanding both framework has supported Sync and Async mode. Is there anything else.

Pls advise, thanks

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Look at SysOperationExecutionMode enum - you'll see it has four values, not just two: Synchronous, Asynchronous, ReliableAsynchronous and ScheduledBatch. Also, there is Real async feature enhancements feature, which further increases the number of ways how things may be executed.

Note that the execution mode it one of parameters of controller's constructor.

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Hi

Yes, your understanding is correct!

Additionally, you can through below link as well for few additional information.

https://d365technext.blogspot.com/2021/09/SysoperationVSRunbase.html

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Subra

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