What is the difference between sequential batch and concurrent batch and which is recommended and why?



What is the difference between sequential batch and concurrent batch and which is recommended and wh..

Answer / thotli

SEQUENTIAL BATCH:it is a group of tasks that are run task by task
CONCURRENT BATCH: it is also a group of tasks these tasks are run at a time

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