Calling future methods

As noted in the previous section, our future method is simply a static method, meaning we can call the method in the same way we would call any static method. For example, imagine our method was defined as follows:

public class FutureClass {
	@future
	public static void myFutureMethod() {
		//Method code
	}
}

Then, to invoke this method we would simply execute the following line of code within our code to call the function:

FutureClass.myFutureMethod();

We can call future methods from almost any Apex code we are executing with only a small number of exceptions. You cannot chain future methods together, so the following code would compile but would throw an exception when futureB() was invoked:

@future
public static void futureA() {
	//Code for futureA method
}
@future
public static void futureB() {
    //Execute some other code
    futureA(); //this would compile, but fail at runtime,    &...