Hi Ravikumar,

In Salesforce, it is not possible to directly call a future method from another future method. This restriction exists because each future method is designed to execute asynchronously, and calling one future method from another could potentially lead to a deadlock or other performance issues.
However, if you need to perform some logic sequentially or pass data from one future method to another, there are a few workarounds you can consider:

1. Chaining future methods: Instead of directly calling a future method from another, you can chain them by using the @future(callout=true) annotation. The first future method can initiate the second future method through a callout, passing any necessary data as parameters.
2. Queueable interface: You can implement the Queueable interface in a separate class and use the System.enqueueJob method to add the job to the Apex job queue. This allows you to chain multiple Queueable jobs together, achieving sequential execution. You can pass data between jobs using instance variables or by serializing and deserializing objects.
3. Synchronous method invocation: If your business requirements allow it, you can convert your future methods into synchronous methods. This enables you to call one method from another directly. However, keep in mind that synchronous methods may impact performance and should be used judiciously.

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