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# SDK Batch: Too Many Queueable Jobs Added to Queue

Problem

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I am using Batch for the first time or with a new template. When I run the flow, I am seeing the error “Too many queueable jobs added to queue: 2” in Setup > Apex Jobs

This is directly tied to the template referenced containing a document action.
{% endhint %}

Solution

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Document Actions are not supported with Batch SDK at this time. Remove the document action from the related list or clone and use a new template.
{% endhint %}

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