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I am deploying to production using the Ant migration tool. Every class is reporting the error: Apex class has Batchable or Future jobs pending or in progress Even classes such as StringUtils and such which have not future or batchable methods.

Someone asked a similar question here Deployment error: Apex class has Batchable or Future jobs pending or in progress; Schedulable class has jobs pending or in progress but it was closed for comment because it was a duplicate of this post: Ghost Schedulable Classes Blocking Deployment

But that post does not answer my problem. Nor does the SF posted help here: https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewSolution?id=000187051&language=en_US

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  • The time I had the exact problem you're facing, but in Eclipse, I ended up solving it by deleting the project and redownloading it again. Guess it was all Eclipse's fault. Don't know really how to solve this for Ant, however. Sorry! – André Medeiros Jan 7 '14 at 21:42
  • Have you contacted Salesforce support as suggested in the question you linked to? – Tim Smith Jan 7 '14 at 21:59
  • Is StringUtils ultimately called by another Apex Batchable or Future class? This dependency could explain why you still get the error with a seemingly unrelated class. – Daniel Ballinger Jan 7 '14 at 21:59
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  1. go to Setup > Administration > Monitoring > Apex Jobs and abort all pending jobs

  2. go to Setup > App > Develop > Apex Classes and hit Compile all classes

  3. re-run your ant deploy target

Any luck?

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    I should have made it clear that there was no running jobs of any kind, that I could see. I ran the query below to find active jobs and the result was empty list. SELECT ApexClassId,CreatedDate,ExtendedStatus,Id,JobItemsProcessed,JobType,MethodName,NumberOfErrors,ParentJobId,Status,TotalJobItems FROM AsyncApexJob WHERE status!='Completed' AND status!='Aborted' AND status != 'Failed' – Bryan Jan 7 '14 at 22:08
  • @bigassforce How do you delete apex jobs? I don't see any "Delete" buttons or anything like that. – Jorjani Nov 15 '17 at 15:46
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Suddenly the problem went away.

I suspect that ONE job was active even though I could not see any via this query: SELECT ApexClassId,CreatedDate,ExtendedStatus,Id,JobItemsProcessed,JobType,MethodName,NumberOfErrors,ParentJobId,Status,TotalJobItems FROM AsyncApexJob WHERE status!='Completed' AND status!='Aborted' AND status != 'Failed' As suggested in this SF solution https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewSolution?id=000187051&language=en_US

I suspect this running job blocked all classes and produced misleading error messages. After all StringUtils and 90% of the classes had no future methods nor are they batchable classes.

In any case, the problem went away without any action on my part.

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