Salesforce strictly enforces limits to ensure that any runaway flows don’t monopolize
shared resources in the multitenant environment. Per transaction limits, which Apex enforces,
govern flows.
Required Editions
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited editions
where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled.
The SOQL queries used in the Apex action to generate visit recommendations are governed by the
Salesforce Governor limits. If a SOQL transaction exceeds the governor limits, the query result
ignores the records that are more than the defined limit and the recommendations don’t generate
for the visit.
Note A transaction is the date range chosen when creating a visit recommendation. For a
transaction to breach the limit, the cumulative value in the chosen date range is
considered.
Per-Transaction Limit
Value
Total number of SOQL queries issued
(All executions of Get Records elements, and
executions of Update Records or Delete Records elements that use filter
conditions)
100
Total number of records retrieved by SOQL queries
(All executions of Get Records
elements, and executions of Update Records or Delete Records elements that use filter
conditions)
50000
Total number of records generated by a
node
(Affects
the output of a strategy. The output element accepts records from nodes until it reaches the
1000 record limit. Any records generated by the subsequent nodes are
ignored.)
1000
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