Thursday, November 8, 2018

Governor Limits in Salesforce.com

Governor Limits

Governor Limits come into picture because of multitenant architecture of Salesforce.com, which enforce resources availability for each users.

Total number of SOQL queries >> 100 >> (Asynchronously: 200)


Total number of records retrieved by SOQL queries >> 50,000

Total number of SOSL queries issued >> 20

Total number of records retrieved by a single SOSL query >> 2,000

Total number of DML statements issued >> 150

Total number of records processed as a result of >> 10,000

DML statements or
Database.emptyRecycleBin or 
Approval.process 

Total heap size >> 6 MB >> (Asynchronously: 12 MB)              

Maximum CPU time on the servers >> 10 sec >> (Asynchronously: 60 sec)

Maximum Callouts >> 100

Total number of sendEmail methods allowed >> 10

Total number of the future call >> 50

Number of Queueable job added to the queue >> 50

Total number of records retrieved by Database.getQueryLocator >>       10,000

Maximum execution time for each Apex transaction >> 10 min

Total stack depth for any Apex invocation that >> 16

recursively fires triggers due to insert, update or delete 
            
Total number of callouts  in a transaction >> 10
(HTTP requests or Web services calls)

Maximum timeout for all callouts in a transaction >> 120 sec
(HTTP requests or Web services calls)

Number of mobile apex push call >> 10










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