What is the purpose of the On Complete phase in a Batch Job?

• A. It defines actions to run after all chunks have been processed, such as cleanup or finalization.
• B. It starts the first batch step.
• C. It configures TLS for batch endpoints.
• D. It defines which events to emit to a message queue.

Answer: (A)

In a batch job, the On Complete phase is where you define actions to run after all chunks have been processed. It serves as the finalization step, letting you perform cleanup and end-of-job tasks once the entire batch has finished. Use it for things like releasing resources, deleting temporary data, updating a final status or summary in a database, or triggering downstream processes to signal completion. This phase runs after the batch work is done, making it the right place for wrap-up activities that should occur regardless of how individual chunks turned out. It isn’t about starting the first step, configuring TLS, or deciding what events to send to a queue—that would happen in earlier phases or other configurations.