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A Record Passed to Active Job Becomes an Identifier, Not a Snapshot

A source-backed explanation of how Active Job turns an Active Record argument into a GlobalID locator, why workers load later row state, and how to preserve event-time facts without discarding transient deserialization failures.

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A source-backed explanation of how Active Job turns an Active Record argument into a GlobalID locator, why workers load later row state, and how to preserve event-time facts without discarding transient...

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A source-backed explanation of how Active Job turns an Active Record argument into a GlobalID locator, why workers load later row state, and how to preserve event-time facts without discarding transient deserialization failures.

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