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Are there any examples online for where I can see some examples of deferred transactions being created?

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It's super simple, from your contract just call the below code:

        transaction out{};
        out.actions.emplace_back(permission_level{_self, N(active)}, N(pet), N(feedpet), std::make_tuple(pet.id));
        out.delay_sec = 10;
        out.send(pet.id, _self);

It's basically wrap an action on a transaction object (so you must import eoslib/transaction.hpp on your header) and you set the quantity of seconds to defer the transaction, in the above case it's 10 seconds.

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    is that possible to stop deferred transaction which having been pushed in a contract ? – Harry Ma May 23 '18 at 2:31
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    what means first parameter of transaction.send? – baltazar May 25 '18 at 8:45
  • yes it's possible to stop a deferred transaction, check cleos system ... the first parameter of transaction.send is the id of the transaction you want to create – Leo Ribeiro May 25 '18 at 13:19
  • are deferred transactions visible the second they are sent? I want to use them to hide some information but reveal at a later time. – Jacques Whales Aug 3 '18 at 12:16
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    who will pay for CPU in case of a deferred or inline action, the contract or the initial caller? – kasper Taeymans Aug 27 '18 at 0:25

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