A developer has identified a method in an Apex class that performs resource intensive actions in memory by iterating over the result set of a SOQL statement on the account. The method also performs a DML statement to save the changes to the datadase. Which two techniques should the developer implement as a best practice to ensure transaction control and avoid exceeding governor limits? Choose 2 answers

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B. Use the System,Limit classto monitor the current CPU governor limit consumption. The System.Limit class provides methods to retrieve the current consumption of various governor limits, including CPU time, allowing developers to monitor and proactively manage resource usage to avoid exceeding limits. C. Use the Database,Savepoint method to enforce database integrity. The Database.Savepoint method allows a developer to set a point in the transaction that can be rolled back to later, which is crucial for maintaining database integrity when DML operations might fail partially or need to be reverted.

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A. Use partial DML statements to ensure only valid data is committed. Partial DML statements (e.g., Database.insert with allOrNone=false) can commit valid data but do not inherently ensure transaction control for preceding operations or prevent governor limits.

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D. Use the Reedonly annotation to bypass the number of rows returned by a SOQL. The @readonly annotation (not Reedonly) is used for Visualforce pages to bypass SOQL row limits but is not applicable for general Apex methods performing DML and resource-intensive actions in memory to avoid CPU limits or ensure transaction control.

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