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Error : Constructor not Defined : Btach class

I have a requirement where i have to get the all the object records (Entity_Name__c is a text field which contains object name in Policy_Type__c object ) and update those records in object Audit_Trail__c.
1> we need to query Policy_Type__c from which we will query all records of object(whichever is defined like account,contact etc) in Entity_Name__c
2> Condition__c is a text field where we define the condition on which SOQL will run .
3>After we get all records of object from Entity_Name__c we need to update these records in another object Audit_Trail__c

I'm getting Error : Constructor not Defined : Btach class when i'm trying to execute it in Developer console

Batch Class :-

global class POLICY implements Database.Batchable<sObject>, Database.Stateful{
    Policy_Store__c myVariable = new Policy_Store__c();
    String objectname = myVariable.Entity_Name__c;
    String Condition = myVariable.Condition__c;
     String query1;
      String query2;
           
     //Constructor
      global POLICY(String query2){
     
     query1 = 'Select Id, Name From '+objectname+' Limit 10000';
      List<sObject> L = database.query(query1);


   query2 = 'Select Id, Name,Policy_Type__c,Entity_Name__c,('+query1+') From Policy_Store__c where Policy_Type__c = "SOQL" and '+String.valueOf(Condition)+'';
   List<sObject> L2 = database.query(query2);

         }
      // Start Method
   global Database.QueryLocator start(Database.BatchableContext BC){
      return Database.getQueryLocator(query2);
   }
   // Execute Mehod
   global void execute(
                Database.BatchableContext BC,
                List<Policy_Store__c> scope){
      //for(sObject s : scope){
               //Summary = s.get('Policy_Store__c.Object_Name__c');
      //}
      Audit_Trail__c[] AudT = new List<Audit_Trail__c>();
       for (Audit_Trail__c Au : AudT) {
             Au.Entity_Name__c = myVariable.Entity_Name__c;
            
             AudT.add(Au);


       }
        if(AudT.size()>0){
    insert AudT;

}


       }

  

global void finish(Database.BatchableContext BC){
   }
}
Amit BangadAmit Bangad
Hi RST1,

It seems like you are passing a string to constructor but it is not being used. So either remove it from there or call the batch from console as below :

POLICY pl= new POLICY('Some text');
Database.executeBatch(pl, 20);


Thanks,
AMit
Rst123Rst123
Thanks amit for Reply!!!

I have tried executing the same way but still same pop-up error in developer console Constructor not defined: [POLICY].()

Can u please help where i'm doing wrong in batch class...
Amit BangadAmit Bangad
Can you post your code how you are executing Batch ?

Thanks,
Amit
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POLICY pl= new POLICY(xyz);
Database.executeBatch(pl, 20);
Amit BangadAmit Bangad

Hi RST1,


I hope 'xyz' is in single Quotes or it is declared as a string before executing the batch ?

Thanks,
Amit

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single quotes  
Rst123Rst123
Hi Amit ,

Do u think there is any problem in code? 
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Now i'm getting this error :
System.QueryException: unexpected token: 'null': Class.POLICY.: line 17, column 1 AnonymousBlock: line 1, column 1 AnonymousBlock: line 1, column 1